CAPTURING CHILDREN’S
IMAGINATION
SOWS THE SEED TO
DISCOVER TALENT
INSPIRED BY HER
CHELSEA GARDEN
ATE
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he’s a passionate advocate of
spending time in the great
utdoors and last week the Duchess
f Cambridge went back to nature to
aunch a competition on Blue Peter.
In a film made specially for the
orld’s longest-running children’s
V show, mum of three Kate was
en happily getting her hands dirty
take part in pond dipping, planting
d den building.
She also invited young viewers to
sign a sculpture for the Back to
ature garden she helped create at
e Chelsea Flower Show.
The Duchess’s woodland oasis, with
treehouse, campfire and rustic den,
s rope swing, stepping stones and a
llow log for kids to play on, will move
permanent home in September atKate and her family
get into the swing of
outdoor play in the
woodland oasis she
helped create at the
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