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Guernsey Market

description

“I kept pigs and grew vegetables for the St Peter Port markets …”

Note:
In 1818, the States of Guernsey acquired the market and in 1820 began construction of a new market building to house the butchers. The building was designed by John Wilson, architect of a number of acclaimed public buildings in Guernsey and was completed in 1822.

Redeveloped at the beginning of this century, it still retains its old charm

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Official Guernsey Tourism Website
www.visitguernsey.com

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La Grande Havre

description

“Peter lives in a nursing home near La Grande Havre in Vale”

Note:
Grande Havre is the western end of what was known as the Braye du Valle. The island was originally separated from this point through to the Bridge with the Northern Island being know as the Clos du Valle.

La Grande Havre (large harbour) is Guernsey's largest natural harbour with 5 sandy bays and shallow and calm waters.

https://goo.gl/maps/fMjqjAPARuD2

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Official Guernsey Tourism Website:
www.visitguernsey.com

Recycling.

Roundabout (mini).

Washer/Dryer (2+1 Pound Coins}

Something missing: Guernsey Renewable Energy Team (GRET) have installed a met mast to measure the wind speeds for a potential offshore wind farm. Supposedly around the area of the rifle range.

name

Saumarez Street

description

“I’d make my way down to the German’s brothel ... on Saumarez Street”

Note:
We are not saying it was not there; all we are saying is it is not there now.

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Official Guernsey Tourism Website:
www.visitguernsey.com