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\u201cShould auld acquaintance be forgot,\u201d wrote Robbie Burns, in one of his most famous poems and certainly nobody will forget the visit of the Prince and Princess of Wales this week, as they headed up to Scotland, fittingly just before Burns Night, tonight. Burns Night, on January 25, is the celebration of the birthday of Scotland\u2019s national poet, Rabbie Burns and Auld Lang Syne is traditionally sung at it, as well as on New Year\u2019s Eve.<\/p>\n
Catherine was spreading her cup o\u2019 kindness in Stirling on Tuesday, as she and William visited the <\/span>Radical Weavers\u2019 studio<\/a> and had a go at weaving tartan on a loom. The charity offers support to those affected by trauma and loss and aims to bring people together through the craft.<\/span><\/p>\n <\/a> The pair began their day at The Kelpies, the 30-meter-tall steel horse-head sculptures in <\/span>The Helix<\/a>, Falkirk, learning about the remarkable craftsmanship behind these sculptures. Aren\u2019t they beautiful! They also kept it real, enjoying a pint at The Goth, a community-run pub, where profits are reinvested into local initiatives, such as food banks and hospices.<\/span><\/p>\n