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Kate Middleton and Prince William traveled to Scotland on Thursday, May 29. Future King of England Prince George, however, stayed home with a nanny as his parents made their first joint appearance since returning from New Zealand and Australia in late April.

The Cambridges first visited the Strathearn community campus to meet local groups, including young carers, Scouts, Cadets and Brownies. They also met representatives from the Scottish Air Ambulance, according to E! News.

William, who is reportedly considering taking a role as an air ambulance pilot, scoped out the aircraft's interior.

Next, the royal couple visited the newly restored MacRosty Park in Crieff. While there, they greeted the crowd and later unveiled a plaque to mark the dedication of the park as a Field in Trust.

Crieff resident Heidi Whitelock, 45, waited with her son Mackenzie, 10, outside the community campus. "I shook William's hand and apologized for having cold hands," she told The Mirror. "He said, 'Don't worry—you won't be the only one today.' I asked him about George. I said, 'George is beautiful, and how is he doing?' He said, 'Thanks, he's very well. He's growing and he's a very good boy.'"

Later today, the Cambridges will tour the Famous Grouse Distillery, where they'll allegedly try shots of whiskey and meet representatives from the local community at a reception. 

They'll also attend a celebration in Forteviot, where they will meet more community representatives.