Queen marks 100 years of Winnie the Pooh

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Queen Camilla marks the centenary of the release of A.A. Milne's 'Winnie the Pooh' with a visit to Ashdown Forest, the place that surprised the children's book's setting. The queen plays a game of 'poohsticks' inspired by the book, and unveils a plaque for a path in the forest that has been named after her.  Report by Keechl. Like us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/itn and follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/itn

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00:00Can I hold you to someone's seat?

00:03Hello.

00:04I'm sorry.

00:05I'm sorry.

00:06I'm sorry.

00:08I'm sorry.

00:13Yay!

00:15Yay!

00:21There we are.

00:25Just to keep me warm.

00:26Just to keep me warm.

00:31I'm supposed to scream.

00:34The cake is cut.

00:38I'm thrilled to have this

00:40walk called after me.

00:43I'm sure thousands of

00:44people come flocking in because

00:46Winnie the Pooh is

00:48a universal hero. People

00:50love him and his friends

00:52all over the world.

00:53So I think now this walk's

00:55open. I'm sure a lot of people come to

00:57Ashdown Forest anyway, but

00:59they'll come pouring in to see this

01:01wonderful trail.

01:02And

01:02we'll see.

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