View private shared calendar in Outlook 2013

I use a PC with Windows 7 and Outlook 2013. My wife use a Macbook Pro. We both have iCloud accounts (I use iCloud 2.1.2). Both of our calendars appear in iCloud. We have private shared the calendars with each other. We both received join e-mails and joined the calendars. She can see my calendar in iCal and on her iPhone as well as her own from iCal. I can see her calendar and my Outlook calendar on my iPhone. I cannot see her calendar on Outlook. The path ahead seems to be to subscribe to an Internet Calender from Outlook but there is no path to put into the Internet Calendar path enty box. If I make her calendar public, then a path is provided and that works. I tried removing the public access, but I don't think that the calendar is updating. I am reticent to make her calendar public permanently; I am not comfortable with anyone knowing where my wife is at anytime. How do I find a webcal path to a private shared calendar on iCloud?

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