Prince Charles and Duchess of Cornwall explore the Royal Norfolk Show
The Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall attend the 154th Royal Norfolk Show. Photo: Daniel Leal-Olivas/PA Wire - Credit: PA
The Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall explored the sights, sounds and smells of the Royal Norfolk Show today.
The Royals began their visit to the show at the Broads Village, where they talked to representatives from the Broads Authority and set foot aboard a small boat, the Liana, on the lake.
Prince Charles then went to visit the Discovery Zone, where he was introduced to scores of excited schoolchildren, and carried on to the Royal Breeds Survival Trust tent.
He met the president of the Suffolk Horse Society, Jeff Hallett, who presented the Prince with a tie and scarf from the Society.
Meanwhile the Duchess visited the Military Village and met representatives from RAF Marham, which celebrates its centenary this year, before heading to the Norfolk and Norwich Horticultural Society Flower and Garden Show.
The couple met again in the Adnams Food and Drink Experience, where they sampled produce from companies including the English Whiskey Distillery and Neal's Yard.
Prince Charles then went on to the cattle ring where he met with Aberdeen Angus and Red Poll breeders and watched some competition judging, before being reunited with the Duchess for an afternoon tea in the Presidents' Pavilion.
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