Royals Cut Cake, Not Biomes, at Eden Project

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King Charles and Queen Camilla visited the Eden Project in Cornwall on March 24th to mark its 25th anniversary.

The ecological site, built on an old clay pit, draws crowds with its huge biomes and gardens.

During the event, the royals tried cutting a tough sponge cake with a borrowed sword,

but approved two dents for even their teamwork. They shared laughs over the struggle, with the crowd cheering them on.

King Charles later pretended to stab the cake playfully, while Camilla wiped icing off the sword.

This echoed a similar sword-cutting moment by the late Queen Elizabeth at the same site back in 2021.

The king reflected on how the project has grown since his early visits, calling its transformation amazing.

They also unveiled a plaque for the milestone, and promoted a new volunteer drive called The Big Help Out, urging folks to join local cleanups and gardening.

Next, the couple tested a massive wooden marble run, made from storm-fallen trees, with Charles joking about losing their marbles as they released them.

Down the 300-foot track, they wrapped up by pulling a pint of alcohol-free ale and chatting with community groups nearby.

These light-hearted moments highlight the royals' ongoing support for environmental causes, keeping the Eden Project spirit alive for years to come.