On Saturday 24, June Her Royal Highness Princess Anne visited WindReach Recreational Village and the Bermuda Riding for the Disabled. The Princess Royal was met by WindReach Founder Alexander (Sandy) Mitchell who introduced her to his wife Mrs. Sally Mitchell, the Board of Directors, staff and volunteers of WindReach Recreational Village. The Princess was then given a tour of the Sensory Trail by Alexander (Sandy) Mitchell, WindReach Board of Directors Chairman Philip Storr and WindReach executive director Lance Furbert. The Princess was then introduced by Sandy Mitchell to officials from the Bermuda Riding for the Disabled. There was a large group of B.R.D. supporters and volunteers on hand and several riding displays were put on for Her Royal Highness. The Princess toured the B.R.D. stables and gave awards to many of the riders before leaving WindReach after a very exciting and eventful morning.

WindReach Founder, Alexander (Sandy) Mitchell welcoming Her Royal Highness Princess Anne to WindReach Recreational Village while WindReach executive director Lance Furbert looks on.

The Princess Royal is guided along the Sensory Trail by WindReach Founder Alexander (Sandy) Mitchell, WindReach Board of Directors Chairman Philip Storr and WindReach executive director Lance Furbert.

Princess Anne views some of the native and endemic plants which have been planted along the Sensory Trail with (from left to right) Bermuda’s Governor, Sir John Vereker, Philip Storr, Chairman of the WindReach Recreational Village Board of Directors, WindReach Founder, Alexander (Sandy) Mitchell and WindReach executive director, Lance Furbert.

WindReach Founder, Alexander (Sandy) Mitchell introduces WindReach volunteer, Matthew Greenslade.

Her Royal Highness talks with WindReach volunteer receptionist, Bernice Godwin.