Although the Scouts in Anglesey do not belong to the Duchess of Cambridge’s
patronages, yet she privately volunteers for the organization. And by all
accounts, it looks like she thoroughly relishes playing the role and even takes
it pretty seriously.
On Wednesday night, (July 11,
2012), the Duchess had a rare treat in store for the cubs of Anglesey.
The former Kate Middleton called over a bunch of the Cub Scouts
and their leaders to the rented cottage she shares with husband Prince William,
on the idyllic Anglesey Island in North Wales.
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| Kate seen camping with British Scouts |
On the beach close to her Anglesey cottage, the 30-year-old Duchess organized an
evening full of activities and even hosted a barbecue, cooking burgers for the
Welsh kids aged eight years old.
Duchess Kate is understood to
have flipped burgers over the barbecue and even taught her young charges how to
gut fish. While the kids enjoyed the company of the Duchess and the food cooked
by her, they became the source of envy of their elder siblings.
Musician Lee Crimes wrote on
twitter: 'So my 8 year old stepbrother went over to Kate Middleton's house last
night for a BBQ with his mate's. I think I'm about to cry with jealousy’
'Like....he's 8!! He doesn't even realise that she's a mega babe! And she had a
BBQ on the go! Kate Middleton cooking burgers!! Oh my days. (sic)'.
When another twitter user asked
Crimes how his brother receive the much in demand invite, Lee replied: 'you
have to be 8 years old and in cubs. I think if I had a shave and wore a cubs’
uniform I would have got in (sic)', he crackled.
A source close to Kate Middleton
told Daily Express: "The Duchess arranged and hosted an evening of
activities that took place on a beach in Anglesey.
They did some crabbing and gutting fish. She was teaching them how to do things
like that. And she did a barbecue."
It was in January of this year
that Duchess Kate agreed to volunteer to help Cub Scouts and Beaver Scots of
Anglesey, aged between six and ten, with games, cooking and lighting up
campfires, informed Clarence House. Catherine also happens to be a patron of
the charities - The Art Room, Action on Addiction, East Anglia's Children's Hospices
and the National Portrait Gallery.
The down-to-earth Duchess, who is
often seen in glamorous attires during public engagements, loves to go all natural
spending time outdoors with kids with whom she has a terrific rapport. So much
so, that the media has now dubbed her the ‘Children’s Princess.’ Just last
month, she joined children from inner-city milieus on a residential course in Kent.
The program was so designed as to
assist in building skills and the confidence of youngsters. Under Catherine’s
watchful eyes, the kids participated in various outdoor activities like setting
up of a shelter, building a campfire and cooking outdoors.
Source: Female First/Daily
Express
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