>>
to troil wedding has hit 66 days. now there is a new way for you to get the
kate middleton
experience.
keith miller
is at
buckingham palace
to explain. good morning.
>> reporter:
good morning,le will willie. along with
everybody else
,
kate middleton
is
counting down the days
before she joins the
royal family
, but some are looking to her past to determine her future as a princess. but it's a long way from here at
buckingham palace
to her homele village of buckleberry.
>>
my name is ms. griffiths.
>> reporter:
she's been a guide for 30 years but this is her first attempt at explaining how a
country girl
turns into a princess. bucklebury is described as a quiet burg by the locals. there is just one lane winding around the countryside.
>>
this is st. andrews
prep school
where
kate middleton
spent most of her education.
>> reporter:
the tour is not allowed to stop despite the $16 ticket to see the secrets behind becoming a princess.
kate middleton
's home is somewhere on this lane.
>>
on our left e -- this one. no. oh, yes -- uh, no. it's got a hedge down the middle.
>> reporter:
there is a stop at the church where
kate middleton
was kristen chri christened. her parents, self-made millionaires sent their children to the best school money could buy. locals remember kate as a bright child, competitive and now very lucky. this is the land of open glory. so far the americans and japanese are the nationalities showing the most interest in taking the
kate middleton
tour, but the english treasure their privacy, so the
bus company
conducts most of the tour at 30 miles per hour.
>>
a little
further along
. it's this next club just beyond this cottage. there, you can just see it through the trees.
>> reporter:
the middleton family home. no clue here about how the future princess will keep house but she's from a modern british
middle class
family. her parents made millions operating a mail order company run from a converted barn somewhere beyond the trees. no one, not even the guide, will sayle exactly where.
>>
so this is a tease tour?
>>
it could be.
>> reporter:
the union of royalty and commoner would have been unthinkable not that long ago, but the
british monarchy
has changed. and so will bucklebury, one sleepy lane after another. the village is coming out of its shell. in fact, several locals say they have received invitation to the wedding and we are told the entire village will turn out on wedding day to celebrate -- where else, but at the old boot? willie?
>>
keith miller
, thanks. still working out the kinks on the tour.
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