A Prince In Lesotho

Britain's Prince Harry, right, helps out with the rebuilding of a school for disabled children in Batha-Bathe near Maseru, Lesotho, Tuesday, July 8, 2008. Harry and a group of 26 soldiers from the Household Cavalry Regiment are working on the project supported by Prince Harry's charity, Sentebale, and by the Household Cavalry's own charity, the Burnaby Blue Foundation.

Britain's Prince Harry carries a spade as he helps out with the rebuilding of a school for disabled children in Batha-Bathe near Maseru, Lesotho, Tuesday, July 8, 2008. Harry told reporters that his mother, the late Princess Diana, would be proud of the work he and his regiment are doing.

Britain's Prince Harry, left, helps out with the rebuilding of a school for disabled children in Batha-Bathe near Maseru, Lesotho, Tuesday, July 8, 2008. He is in the country with his regiment, the Household Cavalry, assisting with projects run by Sentebale, the charity the prince set up in his mother's memory with Prince Sessio of Lesotho.

Britain's Prince Harry helps to dig a path for vehicles on the Skeleton Coast, in Namibia, Monday, June 30, 2008, during an expedition with the Household Cavalry. Prince Harry and more than 25 colleagues have used 4x4 vehicles to travel, sleep, cook and wash as they made their way across the base of Africa.

Britain's Prince Harry cooks a meal at the back of his vehicle on a stop near Bloemfontein, South Africa, on Saturday, July 5, 2008, during an expedition with the Household Cavalry. Prince Harry and more than 25 colleagues have used 4x4 vehicles to travel, sleep, cook and wash as they made their way across the base of Africa.

Britain's Prince Harry, right, helps out with the rebuilding of a school for disabled children in Batha-Bathe near Maseru, Lesotho, Tuesday, July 8, 2008.

Britain's Prince Harry uses a wheelbarrow as he helps out with the rebuilding of a school for disabled children in Batha-Bathe near Maseru, Lesotho, Tuesday, July 8, 2008.

Britain's Prince Harry takes a break as he helps out with the rebuliding of a school for disabled children in Batha-Bathe near Maseru, Lesotho, Tuesday, July 8, 2008.

Britain's Prince Harry, second from right, and a member of his regiment joke with the locals as they help out with the rebuilding of a school for disabled children in Batha-Bathe near Maseru, Lesotho, Tuesday, July 8, 2008.

Britain's Prince Harry watches, as soldiers of the Household Cavalry Regiment clear brush during the rebuilding of a school for disabled children in Batha-Bathe near Maseru, Lesotho, Tuesday, July 8, 2008. Prince Harry says he pushed wheelbarrows, filled trenches and worked up a sweat, explaining" "It would be wrong for a patron of a charity to not get involved."

Britain's Prince Harry shows journalists the work being done during the rebuliding of a school for disabled children in Batha-Bathe near Maseru, Lesotho, Tuesday, July 8, 2008.