FILE - This is a Sunday, April 13, 2014 file photo of Britain's Kate Duchess of Cambridge prepares to taking a ride on a the Shotover Jetboat along the Shotover River, Queenstown, New Zealand, Sunday, April 13, 2014. Kate’s dilemma: What to pack for a two-week trip, when your itinerary includes everything from state receptions and church services to toddler playdates and cricket games? For the Duchess of Cambridge, who’s rounding up her trip to Australia and New Zealand with husband Prince William and 8-month-old son George, there were additional sartorial dilemmas: Do royals take off their shoes at the beach? And what’s the most ladylike way to climb into a fighter jet while in a pencil dress and high heels? (AP Photo/SNPA, Ross Setford) **NEW ZEALAND OUT**
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