Farm keeper Maia Gordo said: “It’s a once in a lifetime opportunity and a bizarre moment.
“I never thought I’d be meeting the Queen and walking a duck with her but it was brilliant, lots and lots of fun.
“She asked me a little bit about how long Olive had been here, how old she was and she asked me a little bit about my day-to-day job, which was lovely.
“She seemed really interested in the farm and everything that we do.”
The Queen’s farm visit follows the revelation that she will be “stepping back” from royal duties as the Sussexes and Cambridge’s gear up to head to South Africa and Pakistan respectively.
During a conversation with royal expert Juliet Rieden yesterday, Nine News presenter Belinda Russell said: “As you say, the Queen is stepping back from her royal duties?” to which the royal expert replied “Yes.”
“But it’s going to be a very busy Autumn for both couples.
“We’ve got the tale of two tours - Harry and Meghan heading to South Africa and William and Kate heading to Pakistan.”
