In pictures: Royal visit to Dumfries and Galloway
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The royal visitors enjoyed a game of bowls during their time in Garlieston
The Duke and Duchess of Rothesay have been on a visit to sites across southern Scotland.
The royal couple stopped off in Garlieston - the village where Mulberry harbours were tested in the run up to D-Day.
They also officially opened a visitor centre at Bladnoch whisky distillery - the most southerly in Scotland.
The duchess then visited Moat Brae in Dumfries, recently opened as a national centre for children's literature.
The couple stopped off at three different locations in Dumfries and Galloway during their visit
A chance to sample the whisky at Bladnoch was also on offer
Large crowds gathered outside the distillery to see the royal visitors
Charles took a close interest in the distilling process
Children also turned out in Garlieston for a chance to meet the Duke and Duchess of Rothesay
The Bladnoch site is Scotland's most southerly whisky distillery
A visit to a local pub - and a pint - was also part of the tour of southern Scotland
Moat Brae opened earlier this year as a centre for children's literature
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