Prince William brought a hands-on energy to Cornwall during a recent visit focused on communities still dealing with the aftermath of Storm Gerrit. Rather than delivering a formal speech and moving on, the Prince of Wales spent much of the day listening to local residents and meeting small business owners whose livelihoods were affected by the storm. The visit began in the village of Constantine at a family-run farm shop and bakery, where William immediately stepped into the daily rhythm of the business. Instead of observing from the side, he joined the staff behind the counter and learned how to prepare one of Cornwall’s most iconic foods: the Cornish pasty. Under the guidance of the bakery team, the prince measured ingredients, filled pastry with vegetables and meat, and attempted the delicate folding technique that seals the pasty. Staff explained that mastering the crimping process takes time and practice, something William quickly discovered as his first attempt drew laughter from...