Welcome, we're back. It's the Bob and Sherry Show with Bob. You are a delight. And Sherry.

I am worshipped here. And now broadcasting from the Palatial Bob and Sherry studios. It's Bob and Sherry.

We welcome you to the Bob and Sherry show. And I would like to start out with sort of a little quiz for everybody.

The quiz is I'm going to tell you a news item, and I want you to tell me what is missing in this news item.

What has been left out of not necessarily by the writer of the news item, but has been left out by the royal family.

So the news item is this.

They are opening up the interior of Belmoral Castle to the public for the first time.

Now, Belle, you probably have heard that referred to, Belmoral Castle.

The late queen loved it. She could get away from the crowd. Bell, you probably have heard that referred to, Belmoral Castle. The Queen, the late Queen

loved it. She could get away from the crowds, had all of that land. She just loved the place.

Most of the Royals don't even like Buckingham Palace. It's the heating and the cooling system is

awful. It's, it's a drafty place. But this is where, you know, Charles spent a good part of

his youth. It's a Scottish retreat. And this summer, they're going to open it up to 40 people.

I don't know how, I guess you just go into a lottery to go inside. And to go inside will cost you

100 pounds or 150 pounds with afternoon tea. So it's

yeah, you know, like 120 bucks US. And you will get a tour of the castle. You'll find out about

the history and the legacy. Let's see, what else can I tell you about it? Oh, the queen was photographed.

That's where her last photograph was two days before she passed.

The castle was built in 1855 and it has been restricted to the public until now.

Some people could get a tour of like the grounds, but you could not go inside.

Now, I'm going to ask you what has been left out.

See if you can figure what has been left out.

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