Spring-Summer Pure Jersey Part 1 with adverts:jersey Cover AW
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Spring-Summer Pure Jersey Part 1 with adverts:jersey Cover AW
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Island<br />
Snapshots<br />
Here’s an overview of <strong>Jersey</strong> and what’s included in<br />
the magazine. As you’ll see, for an island that measures<br />
just nine miles by five, it’s a place that thinks big…<br />
02 pure<strong>Jersey</strong><br />
04 28 42<br />
Is the island British or French? Or both?<br />
<strong>Jersey</strong> has surprisingly strong links<br />
<strong>with</strong> France. Roger Thomas delves into<br />
<strong>Jersey</strong>’s roots – and takes a day trip to<br />
St Malo in the process. It’s all revealed<br />
on pages 4-7.<br />
Walking on water? Well, almost. The<br />
island’s huge tidal range reveals a weird<br />
and wonderful maritime ‘moonscape’<br />
of reefs and rocks. Follow in the<br />
(soggy) footsteps of outdoor writer<br />
Andy Stansfield on pages 14–16.<br />
<strong>Jersey</strong>’s personality has been forged by<br />
war as well as peace. The island’s<br />
World War Two Occupation is a<br />
compelling tale of hardship and<br />
endurance. All the more reason to<br />
celebrate Liberation Day, as presenter<br />
and author Sue Cook discovers on<br />
pages 22–25.<br />
Yellow telephone boxes, red squirrels,<br />
black butter and green lanes. All the<br />
things you didn’t know about <strong>Jersey</strong>.<br />
See pages 28–29.<br />
14 30 50<br />
It’s festival time. Actually, it always seems<br />
to be festival time in <strong>Jersey</strong>, thanks to a<br />
packed programme of events and<br />
entertainment involving everything from<br />
flowers to fêtes, seafaring to street<br />
theatre. For a taster see pages 30–31.<br />
22 32 54<br />
Islands off an island. That’s Les<br />
Ecrehous, a tiny archipelago off<br />
<strong>Jersey</strong>’s north-east coast. Intrepid BBC<br />
TV sports reporter Hazel Irvine<br />
paddles her canoe to this magical spot<br />
on pages 32–35.<br />
Sit back, relax and explore <strong>Jersey</strong> the<br />
green way by bus. It’s good for your<br />
stress levels – and good for the planet<br />
too. The ‘Island Explorer’ ticket does just<br />
what is says on the can. Roger Thomas<br />
puts it to the test on pages 42–45.<br />
What’s it like to live and work in<br />
<strong>Jersey</strong>? We interview four prominent<br />
islanders – they’re involved in<br />
everything from lavender farming to<br />
protecting wildlife. See pages 50–53.<br />
You’ll like our hotels and self-catering.<br />
<strong>Jersey</strong>’s accommodation scene is as<br />
stylish as they come. Find out what<br />
Mary Anne Evans, Chairman of the<br />
British Guild of Travel Writers, thinks<br />
on pages 54–57.<br />
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