From Gorey to St. Brelade

Looking Down On Gorey - This photo was taken by the flagpole, I'm looking down at the shop (the white building with the blue awnings, roughly centre of picture) from where I took a photo looking up (earlier in this set of images). Image Date: 02/06/2010

In The Garden With A Knight - A statue of a Knight with me standing next to it. Image Date: 02/06/2010

In Front Of The Castle - The building in the centre is where we had our lunch after our visit to the Castle, it is aptly named 'Feast', first class food and service. Image Date: 02/06/2010

Gorey - The building slightly to the left of centre is a cafe that serves cream teas, well let's face it, you can't visit Jersey without having a cream tea, can you? Image Date: 02/06/2010

Looking Along the Coast Road Towards Mont Orgueil Castle - The Castle is about half a mile away (800 metres). This section of the Coast Road was part of the Jersey Eastern Railway line from Gorey Pier to Snow Hill in St. Helier. Image Date: 02/06/2010

Looking Up From The Coast Road - All of these dwellings have a sea view. Image Date: 02/06/2010

Why Did The Chicken Cross The Road - Livestock roam freely along the lanes on the way to the Lavender farm. Image Date: 03/06/2010

"The Lavender Farm - Lavender is grown and processed on the farm to make products as wide ranging from air fresheners and aftershave, to jams and jellies. Located on Rue du Pont Marquet, St.Brelade. Image Date: 03/06/2010

Echium Pininana - Related to lavender, these plants originate from the Canary Islands, the seeds are caried on the southerly breeze. Image Date: 03/06/2010

A Caravan At The Lavender Farm - My Mother sits on the steps of a 'mobile home' in the grounds of the Lavender farm. Image Date: 03/06/2010