Prince William couldn't resist grabbing the South West's most famous delicacy as his tour of the Silly Islands continued on Friday and suggested he should grab some edible souvenirs home to his family William, known locally as the Duke of Cornwall arrived at St Mary's Harbor on St Mary's, the largest of the silly islands by boat having sailed from Tresco, one of smaller islands this morning, clearly in good spirits and sharing that he had enjoyed his morning swim, the prince was seen disembarking from a boat called the Pegasus which carried the flag of the Duke of Cornwall when he arrived at St Mary's Maritime Port.

A small cheer went up from the crowd of onlookers on the Harbor as he walked up to the keys on the final day of his visit to the Southwest region, wearing a pair of stylish sunglasses to protect his eyes from boys. Cornish, the prince wore a brown blazer with matching brogues and his favorite navy Chino trousers as he walked along the path next to the water he praised the glorious weather before strolling to the main cafe where he bought five traditional Cornish pasties for 5 and 50 each.

He was served by Jolie the hunter and Zachariah Fox, both seasonal workers from North Devon on the mainland, the fastest selling item this morning he asked them and said it was cake, the prince was clear Love the idea of buying some and say they smell delicious and make your mouth water. He continued to tell them that I was telling the others that today I can't believe the islands when you the weather is like this it's so beautiful I went down to the beach yesterday it was so nice.

I put on my wet clothes outside he also told the tourists lining up to greet him that he wished he could stay a little longer but said he would return home that afternoon to spend the weekend in Windsor my family is very sad I'm here without them he laughed the children will kill me if I don't come home then the prince then visited St Mary's Community Hospital to meet staff and hear about a New Integrated Health and Social Care Facility is due to be built on adjoining land owned by the Duke of Cornwall after being handed a spade with which the prince broke ground to mark the start The new facility will provide Integrated Health Services to the local community.