Wayfarer


Jersey


The land of my forefathers By Ian Leatt


Enjoy sunrise and breakfast at Archirondel overlooking the Martello Tower.


Situated on a rocky islet, Elizabeth Castle is accessible by a low tide causeway or by duck (ferry) after the tide returns.


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at 14.5 kilometres long by eight kilome- tres wide. It is home to the very famous Jersey cow and Jersey Royal Potato. Te island’s agricultural industry has always been a steadfast supplier not only to the local population, but to mainland Eng- land as well. Growing up on an island the size of Jersey was perfect for me. I have so many vivid memories from my child- hood – running down the hill from our home to the beach, jumping on board my dad’s boat and going fishing, meet- ing up with friends to go surfing, or just lying on the beach to take in the always present sun.


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ersey, the southern-most point of the British Isles is located off the coast of Normandy, France, and is the largest of the Channel Islands


All photos by Ian Leatt.


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