Princess Eugenie Instagram – Wonderful to see some of the amazing @horatiosgarden on film The charity’s beautiful, accessible gardens are specially there for people affected by spinal cord injury, something which is powerfully brought to life in the BBC film. The charity was inspired by Horatio Chapple, a schoolboy who wanted to become a doctor and who volunteered at the Duke of Cornwall Spinal Treatment centre in Salisbury. It was his idea to create a garden, a stunning sanctuary which would provide patients and their loved ones with a place to enjoy benefits of nature as they faced extraordinarily difficult times together. Tragically, Horatio’s life was cut short at 17 when his camp was attacked by a polar bear whilst on an expedition to Svalbard. In the 10 years since Horatio lost his life, his mother, Dr Olivia Chapple, has remembered his love, kindness and courage by establishing @horatiosgarden as her eldest son’s vibrant legacy, one which continues to improve people’s lives every day. Don’t miss seeing the charity’s incredible gardens for yourself, hear some more inspirational stories and help @horatiosgarden to continue its life-changing work, by watching their film on BBC iPlayer today.