Queen Mary raves about the 'stunning' Danish nature and how different it is to her hometown in Tasmania: 'I didn't experience that where I come from'

Queen Mary of Denmark has raved about the country's natural beauty saying it is nothing like what she grew up with in Tasmania. Queen Mary joined Denmark's Environment Minister Magnus Heunicke to open a Deer Park in Dyrehaven, just north Copenhagen on Sunday She made a speech at the event saying she was wowed by the beauty of the forest which was different from what she grew up with in Hobart Opting for a glamorous make-up look, the mum-of-four wore thick eyeliner and mascara atop a layer of golden foundation Mary looked the epitome of country chic in a grey patterned jumper, black Seeland Cottage Quilt Lady Waistcoat and floppy hat. Mary looked the epitome of country chic in a grey patterned jumper, black Seeland Cottage Quilt Lady Waistcoat and floppy hat The Danish queen helped release two deer into the forest and stopped to chat with fans The outing comes amid speculation that Mary may have spent the Easter break away from Prince Frederik as their flag remained raised over their mansion in Amalienborg Castle The family often travel for Easter, with the palace telling Danish publication Her&Nul last week that Queen Margrethe, 83, will act as head of state as the whole family travel out of the country. Queen Mary donned an elegant long trench coat which she tied at the waist to show off her slender sophisticated figure The newly-knighted Queen paired her outfit with a fashionable wide-brimmed hat and blue leather gloves Mary walked along the field and greeted personnel as they celebrated the 75th anniversary of the National Guard Putting her best fashion foot forward, Mary opted to pair the outfit with heeled tawny leather boots. As royal fans were sent into a frenzy over the mystery of Mary staying behind, many revisited King Frederik's night out with Mexican socialite Genoveva Casanova in Madrid last autumn which sparked rumours of an 'affair' around the world.