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Prince William and Catherine Duchess of Cambridge with Jimmy Brown and Chris Brown during a visit to Deepdale Hall Farm, a traditional fell sheep farm, in Patterdale, Cumbria
Prince William and Catherine Duchess of Cambridge visit to Keswick, UK - 11 Jun 2019
Please meet our men and women in the field. These sheep will be reporting back every newsworthy moment from today's royal visit to Cumbria, including the SHOCKING MOMENTS when they and their brethren got surprise summer haircuts at the hands of royalty!
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Prince William and Catherine Duchess of Cambridge with Jimmy Brown and Chris Brown during a visit to Deepdale Hall Farm, a traditional fell sheep farm, in Patterdale, Cumbria
Prince William and Catherine Duchess of Cambridge visit to Keswick, UK - 11 Jun 2019
I hope everyone has enough pockets on their jackets! We are only at 12 pockets! WILL A DOZEN POCKETS DO?
I jest, of course. That field jacket is a classic for a reason -- in fact, earlier in the day, Kate wore another jacket that looked almost exactly like this one. (She and Wills both changed jackets from their earlier engagement, presumably because it got colder, and her Barbour is warmer than the other.)
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Prince William and Catherine Duchess of Cambridge during a visit to Deepdale Hall Farm, a traditional fell sheep farm, in Patterdale, Cumbria
Prince William and Catherine Duchess of Cambridge visit to Keswick, UK - 11 Jun 2019
"Darling, it turns out we're quite a dab hand at sheep shearing. Should we get several sheep and shear this summer?"
In case you're wondering, and I know you're not, I still want those Chloe hiking boots for all the hiking I refuse to do.
Prince William and Catherine Duchess of Cambridge visit to Keswick, UK - 11 Jun 2019
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Prince William and Catherine Duchess of Cambridge visit the market town of Keswick where they join a celebration to recognise the contribution of individuals and local organisations in supporting communities and families across Cumbria.
Prince William and Catherine Duchess of Cambridge visit to Keswick, UK - 11 Jun 2019
They meet volunteers including those from the local mountain rescue service, community first responders, young people trained as mental health first aiders and other organisations that have benefitted from grants from the Cumbria Community Foundation.
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Britain's Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge (C) and Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge (R) meet members of the public during a visit to the Market Square in Keswick, Cumbria, Britain, 11 June 2019. The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are on a visit to Cumbria county.
Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visit Cumbria, Keswick, United Kingdom - 11 Jun 2019
Informative Caption tells us that "[Wills and Kate] visit the market town of Keswick where they join a celebration to recognise the contribution of individuals and local organisations in supporting communities and families across Cumbria....They met volunteers including those from the local mountain rescue service, community first responders, young people trained as mental health first aiders and other organisations that have benefitted from grants from the Cumbria Community Foundation." Here, they're meeting Kerry Irving, who has won awards for his work with these AMAZINGLY PRETTY service dogs -- I believe they met him previously at an event at the palace, which is why they're meeting up with him today.
Prince William and Catherine Duchess of Cambridge visit to Keswick, UK - 11 Jun 2019
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Kerry Irving who met the Duke and Duchess with his three dogs L-R Paddy, Harry and Max.
Prince William and Catherine Duchess of Cambridge visit to Keswick, UK - 11 Jun 2019
They meet volunteers including those from the local mountain rescue service, community first responders, young people trained as mental health first aiders and other organisations that have benefitted from grants from the Cumbria Community Foundation.
These dogs are called Paddy, Harry and Max and they are so beautiful! These dogs could be models!