Prince George has written a letter to Santa and it was hand delivered by his dad Prince William!
William is in Finland for
an official visit and shook the hand of none other than Santa Claus
himself. Four year old George had circled that he has been "nice" as
opposed to "naughty" and that he would like a police car for Christmas.
The Duke of Cambridge used the opportunity to pass the letter on to Santa in person. No doubt George will be very excited!
As
for the Cambridges, they are expected to spend the Christmas season at
their Norfolk home, Anmer Hall, on the Queen's Sandringham Estate.
Her Majesty and the royal family will gather at Sandringham House for
the festive period. The royals invite friends for shooting parties over
the New Year break.
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It is now less than two weeks until Christmas and the Cambridge Family will once again head to their Norfolk home Amner Hall. Amner is on the Queen's Sandringham Estate where the Royal Family spend the festive season.
For the past two years the Duchess of Cambridge's family, the Middletons have stayed at Amner Hall and so the young children have been able to see both sides of the family.
Prince George, now 3, will be excited by the prospect of Santa Claus delivering presents. Princess Charlotte at nineteen months will be able to show her excitement for the first time.
Two years ago, when expecting her second child, Catherine took George to see London's Winter Wonderland in Hyde Park. Not long after, the duo were joined by William for a visit to Thursford's Santa's Magical Journey not far from Amner Hall. It will be interesting to see where the family visits Santa this year.
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Before Christmas, The Queen hosts a lunch at Buckingham Palace for the extended Royal Family including the Kent and Gloucester families. The late Princess Margaret's children and grandchildren are also invited. The lunch makes sure all the relatives celebrate Christmas together. The Queen and Prince Philip then catch a scheduled train to King's Lynn in Norfolk for their winter break.
Before Catherine, William and Harry depart for Norfolk they have a Volunteer Christmas Party to attend for Heads Together:
Wednesday 24th December, 2014
Merry Christmas!
The Duchess of Cambridge has taken young son Prince George to two different festive fairs in the lead up to Christmas.
Just two weeks ago Catherine and George visited Winter Wonderland in Hyde Park where they spent around an hour looking at the attractions including Santa Land.
Last weekend William joined his wife and 17-month old son on a trip to Thursford village's annual Santa's Magical Journey. According to the Sunday Express:
"The young prince gazed in awe as at animated reindeer, penguins, polar
bears and elves set among twinkling lights, tinsel and fake snow during
his hour long visit.
He also got to see real life elves hard at
work making toys in Santa's workshop and met giant-sized teddy bears
preparing to load presents into his sleigh for delivery on Christmas
Eve.
The highlight of his festive treat came when he summoned up
the courage to walk through a magical forest and go into Father
Christmas's house so he could meet the great man himself.
George
had the chance to chat to Father Christmas while William and Kate stood
beside him and was given a gift-wrapped wooden train as a present."
Thursford is near the Cambridge's new home Anmer Hall in Norfolk so I am sure that the family will make return visits in the years ahead.
Prince George has written a letter to Santa and it was hand delivered by his dad Prince William!
