I prefer Jersey , tbh

What beach is this? Also love the water!

Is it in St Martins...

An excellent short clip

I'm 75. I was born and bred in Guernsey. I came to England in 1980. Since then Fountain St, has changed entirely. None of these shops existed that are shown here, except Pete's chippy. It looks like even Gabriel's clothes shop is gone! Still, it still is picturesque.

The birds were amazing. Always loved going there - mind you when we went there there wasn't a café that I can remember. I'm talking 50s!! Thanks Ross.

Why do the oldies drive their cars with their mirrors tucked in.3 close calls riding my bike yesterday.

I wonder if you might mention George Torode's Guernsey Donkey books, which are resplendent with anecdotes on well-known Guernsey characters, and Guernsey history. Very entertaining!

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We worked at the Bon Port Hotel 1976 and this was our local beach. Gail

That’s up in cornet street for anyone wondering

Ross you have no thumbs up on the screen, but 54 people have left thumbs down I assume by mistake. just thought you should know. Lesley, Victoria, BC. Canada.

I worked in the cafe in the 60s when a lovely man, Mr Gentle ran the tea rooms. It was a wonderful job.

We visited here only yesterday. Beautiful view and food. Great little video ‘living in Guernsey’ well worth a visit on a lazy Sunday afternoon

I have discovered all these small roads, lanes and footpaths during several years, using a map you can find at the tourist information center for example. This is a nice place to swim… at low tide ! I have never had a drink at the café, it was always closed. I see it has been renewed and the Renoir cottage too.

Lovely already pining to come back and I was only there 4 weeks ago ....love the south coast absolutely beautiful ❤

bit to hilly for me

I loved this.l was a boarder at Blanceland 60 years ago above the valley.Happy memories!

How nice is this. Its only when you get older you appreciate these beautiful places/views.

Thanks for a delightful film again, we stayed in a hotel in that area many years ago. I think it was called Hougue fougue or something similar, it actually had the Renoir painting there, it was quite small I seem to remember. Thanks again for good memories. Diane

I cant manage that walk anymore so thank you for letting me see it again ❤❤

Renoir loved that view too. Can go to New York and enjoy the view from the tearoom on at least one of his paintings...

Stunning spot for a cafe! 👏

I live in guernsey

Thanks for watching!! Watch this next: Experience St Peter Port Town - The Heart of Guernsey on a Busy, Sunny Day kzbin.info/www/bejne/fp26aH6wqKl9hsk

Hi my wife and my self are coming to guernsey In August and staying at this hotel for four nights looking forward to our visit 😊.

As a Guernseyman who's been living in England for 45 years, I enjoyed this video. I've seen a lot of changes in my visits there over the years. For instance, the first thing I always did of old when I visited was to have a delicious milkshake (or two, or three...) in the Guernsey Dairy, which was situated in the town by where Holland & Barrett are now.situated It's been closed for quite a few years now. I grew up in the island, and spent (or perhaps mis-spent) much of my youth in the Lyric snooker hall, which was run by a likeable old Londoner, Jim Dixon, and managed by another Londoner, Brian, and by a local guy named Danny.. In fact the Lyric was the meeting place for many colourful local characters. As was my local pub 'the Helmsman' in Pedvin Street (or was it Cornet Street?), run by the Help family, a great bunch. This too, has now been closed a number of years. If you go up the steps more or less opposite the fish market, you get to the Little Theatre, though I doubt if it's still there. I remember once playing piano there for a local group called Axis (under my proper name Mick Le Breton). Those were the hippie days, and the music then was really great. The local groups were good, too. There were, besides the very good Axis, a group called Ponders End, and then there were Humble Fred, and Spiggy Topes, Sam and Huck, The Westcoasters, Wally Le Page and the Vale Road Stompers, Us Limited, Johnny de Bougonniere, Phil Delahaye, and a number of others. I'm sure many of those musicians are still playing today. Many places have disappeared. For example Collins Sweet shop in the Pollet, where I used to work (staffed by some gorgeous girls, Janet, Rose, Pat, Mina, to name just a few!), There was also a rival sweet shop down at the bottom of the Pollet called 'Le Tissiers'. I remember one evening catching Rose, who worked for Collins, buying for herself a bag of boiled Guernsey sweets at Le Tissiers. She told me strictly that I was not to say anything about it at work - we both worked at Collins at that time! Now I've spilled the beans, Rose! But don't worry, I'm confident there will be no repercussions after all this time! Well, I've enjoyed reminiscing and could continue to do so for ages. But I'll sign off now and thank you for posting. God bless!

Guernsey’s MOST gorgeous beach. The rest aren’t too shabby.

I have the lazy kai satay as a side...lovely! - also their dirty fries are great!

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Nice food ❤🎉

Beautiful ❤🎉

Wow 😲 so pretty 😍

Been there done that and loved it and views to die for

Fort Pezeries and the granite slipway next to it where the water is crystal clear

Probably the price is the reason they can’t sell that house. Very expensive place to live is guernsey.

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Wow

Great video again! I noticed the fuel prices at Landes du Marche. Is diesel really £1.69 pence a litre? I thought Guernsey had cheaper fuel but we pay £1.47 in my area of Scotland. 😮

Eggs . I have 4 hens so get my own eggs, if you don't wash eggs and store them pointy side down they will last 6 months, if you buy eggs from a store and they have a use by date of say 4 weeks, then those eggs are most probably 5 months old

Learned to drive in Sheffield. Steep slopes, narrow roads, double parking, blind bends. Clutch control was essential. Came over with own car, mindful of filters, had own parking clock. Not easy but doable. If you can pass your test in Sheffield, you can drive in Guernsey!

But they can knock it down rebuild it but no planning to knock down st Martin's St margerets idle rocks chalet bon port what's wrong with the states or corporation services

Still not me 😂

Where’s all the Talmudic gangs?