A charity shop enjoyed a royal visit when Princess Anne came to town.
As part of her Cumbrian visit, the Queen's daughter made a special trip to Windermere's Save the Children charity shop today.
She was greeted with a vast crowd lining the streets, cameras at the ready and eager for a glimpse of royalty.
The princess, who is president of the charity, was presented with a bouquet of flowers.
She was there to join together in paying tribute to a number of dedicated volunteers.
Her Windermere stop was one of a number of destinations on a busy visit to Cumbria.
She had earlier been in Warcop, near Appleby, as well as visiting Kirkby Stephen Mountain Rescue Team and Kirkby Stephen Grammar School.
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