00:00The Queen won't arrive in the Caribbean until the weekend and she's going to join him in Antigua and
00:05Barbuda and we know she's going to be 80 next year. She doesn't love long-haul travel. She
00:10I think finds you know being out in the heat all day quite draining and it's tough for most people
00:16who are out working in you know the early 30s degrees all day long. So she's going to come
00:23later but she will be at his side for the the big events at Chogham. She's got quite a few
00:28engagements of her own as well but it's interesting to see him on his own you know and
00:32he's been doing this for such a long time now he's such a pro. When he got up and made
00:37his speech
00:38yesterday at the youth rally he was full of little jokes references to like the little
00:43competitions between the local John Canoe band so this is the traditional sort of dance
00:50culture performance that they put on here in the Bahamas and they take it really seriously
00:53it actually has its roots in enslaved people so it's something that's been evolved now to become
01:00a source of great pride and a big cultural moment here and he acknowledged that in the speech and he
01:05said you know how they'd really sort of taken on their ancestors legacy and made it something really
01:10special and so he's so hyper conscious of everything the amount of planning that must go into this the
01:17amount of learning that he has to do and awareness and you saw that lovely picture that the palace posted
01:22of
01:23him sitting on the front of him doing his doing his work reading his notes we were all doing the
01:29same
01:29down the back of the plane
