Told through photographs this reflects the lives of people and places in Jersey. From landscapes and landmarks to discovering hidden spots and spending time with family, Jersey's unique heritage is yours to be discovered. This photographic blog will give you the chance to see how everyone interacts with our unique island landscape. If you like what you see, become a follower, spread the word and if you can leave a comment it's much appreciated. Thank you to everyone who visits the site.
Wednesday, May 18, 2011
Thursday, May 12, 2011
My Liberation Day
Every year the people of Jersey join together to celebrate our liberation from occupied German forces on 9th May 1945. This is just a snap shot of part of the day I was able to join in with.
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| Any excuse to dress up in army fatigues |
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| What a lucky poodle! |
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| Waiting for a ride in a back of a vintage truck |
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| Preparing to film the service in Liberation Square |
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| Something interesting behind me! |
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| Members of the Victoria College Cadet Force re-enact the landing of the first British troops with the traditional handing out of oranges and sweets |
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| Plenty of flag waving when the Union Flags were hoisted at the old Harbour Office, the Pomme D'Or hotel, and Fort Regent |
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| Listening to the service with the Guard of Honour in the background |
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| Thirsty work playing the trombone |
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The Lieutenant Governor Andrew Ridgeway prepares to take his last Liberation Day salute |
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| Crouds of people took every vantage point to watch the procession |
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| Plenty of fundraising and cuddles |
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| Beautiful vintage car caught my eye |
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