A really lovely island!
Our hotel on a quaint street in Guernsey's capitol, St. Peter Port
Town Church of St. Peter Port at the end of our street
Parade commemorating the Battle of Britain during WWII
St. Peter Port Harbor and the Cornet Castle
Scenic view of St. Peter Port
German fortifications on Guernsey
Over 800 fortifications were built by the Germans on the little island!
Built to last!
Guernsey cow posing for me
The Little Chapel built with broken pieces of china
A 38 mile hiking trail will take you all around the island with breathtaking scenery
Renoir was inspired and painted by this view at Moulin Huet Bay during his visit to Guernsey
Beautiful beaches in Guernsey
The home on this island is owned by the government and you can rent it. When the tide is out you can walk to it from Guernsey. It lies in between the English Channel and the Atlantic Ocean, a popular spot for birdwatchers
We took a ferry to the island of Sark, the third largest island - no cars - you can only travel by foot, bicycle or horse. It was also occupied by the Germans.
Hydrangeas grow wild here
Beautiful area on Sark - La Coupee
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