The Duchess of Cambridge waits to board the boat at Wray Castle. Reuters
Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, speaks to Ike Alter and Diane Stoller aboard a boat on Lake Windermere. The Duchess heard the moving stories of Holocaust survivors who as children were sent to the British beauty spot to recuperate from the horrors of the Nazi regime. Getty Images
Kate meets family members of the Windermere Children during a visit to the Jetty museum on Lake Windermere. Getty Images
Kate speaks to Windemere Boy Arek Hersh and his partner Jean during the boat trip. AFP
Kate took the boat trip on Lake Windermere with the two men who more than 75 years ago were part of a 300-strong group orphaned by the Nazis. Known as the Windermere Children, they went from “hell to paradise”. Getty Images
Kate with family members of the Windermere Children. Reuters
Kate travels in the steam launch Osprey on Windermere. PA
The Duchess of Cambridge waits to board the boat at Wray Castle. Reuters
Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, speaks to Ike Alter and Diane Stoller aboard a boat on Lake Windermere. The Duchess heard the moving stories of Holocaust survivors who as children were sent to the British beauty spot to recuperate from the horrors of the Nazi regime. Getty Images
Kate meets family members of the Windermere Children during a visit to the Jetty museum on Lake Windermere. Getty Images
Kate speaks to Windemere Boy Arek Hersh and his partner Jean during the boat trip. AFP
Kate took the boat trip on Lake Windermere with the two men who more than 75 years ago were part of a 300-strong group orphaned by the Nazis. Known as the Windermere Children, they went from “hell to paradise”. Getty Images
Kate with family members of the Windermere Children. Reuters
Kate travels in the steam launch Osprey on Windermere. PA
The Duchess of Cambridge waits to board the boat at Wray Castle. Reuters