King Charles and Queen Camilla were all smiles yesterday as they visited a rainy Cornwall for a very poignant event. The King and Queen marked the Eden Project’s 25th anniversary and heard about its work in community cohesion, education, and nature recovery.
The Eden Project is an attraction site located in Cornwall and was created in a steep-sided clay pit 60 metres deep, with no soil, 15 metres below the water table. It features various biomes that house thousands of plant species from around the world and is also a centre for sustainability, education, and innovation, all of which are close to the King and Queen’s hearts.
Charles and Camilla’s joint appearance today comes days after disgraced Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor was pictured strolling around his new home, Marsh Farm, in Norfolk. The Daily Express takes a look at some of the best moments.
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