Latest Images http://channel-islands.geographs.org/ 2012-02-07T03:43:24GMT text/html 2012-01-29T20:23:41GMT http://channel-islands.geographs.org/profile/22742 Gerald England 49.245086 -2.239104 http://channel-islands.geographs.org/photo/874 Two horses at Cueillette De Millais [[450]]. text/html 2012-01-29T15:31:01GMT http://channel-islands.geographs.org/profile/22742 Gerald England 49.242965 -2.244907 http://channel-islands.geographs.org/photo/873 The road into the German Occupation site Battery Molkte [[644]]. text/html 2012-01-29T15:16:00GMT http://channel-islands.geographs.org/profile/22742 Gerald England 49.242253 -2.246017 http://channel-islands.geographs.org/photo/872 Hairpin bend on the road down to Le Pulec. text/html 2012-01-29T14:40:32GMT http://channel-islands.geographs.org/profile/3462 Oliver Dixon 49.256301 -2.248277 http://channel-islands.geographs.org/photo/871 The cliffs in the north-west corner of the island are lower than along the rest of the north coast, but no less formidable. A World War II watchtower can be seen in the middle distance. text/html 2012-01-29T14:32:55GMT http://channel-islands.geographs.org/profile/3462 Oliver Dixon 49.202328 -2.041668 http://channel-islands.geographs.org/photo/870 Pond at the head of, but separate from, the Queen's Valley Reservoir. text/html 2012-01-29T14:30:58GMT http://channel-islands.geographs.org/profile/3462 Oliver Dixon 49.200807 -2.042658 http://channel-islands.geographs.org/photo/869 Queen's Valley Reservoir was completed in 1991 and serves not only for Jersey's water supply, but also as a recreational site and nature reserve. The Reservoir is divided into two by a dam, of which the upper part (seen here) is by far the smallest. The water level is well below the maximum. text/html 2012-01-29T14:28:58GMT http://channel-islands.geographs.org/profile/3462 Oliver Dixon 49.198207 -2.043669 http://channel-islands.geographs.org/photo/868 Queen's Valley Reservoir was completed in 1991 and serves not only for Jersey's water supply, but also as a recreational site and nature reserve. This dam divides the Reservoir into two parts, of which the lower part is by far the largest. text/html 2012-01-29T14:26:48GMT http://channel-islands.geographs.org/profile/3462 Oliver Dixon 49.197122 -2.043004 http://channel-islands.geographs.org/photo/867 Queen's Valley Reservoir was completed in 1991 and serves not only for Jersey's water supply, but also as a recreational site and nature reserve. The water level is well below the maximum. text/html 2012-01-29T14:23:10GMT http://channel-islands.geographs.org/profile/3462 Oliver Dixon 49.192043 -2.048866 http://channel-islands.geographs.org/photo/866 Taken from the top of the dam of the Reservoir of the same name. text/html 2012-01-29T14:21:29GMT http://channel-islands.geographs.org/profile/3462 Oliver Dixon 49.193832 -2.047734 http://channel-islands.geographs.org/photo/865 Queens Valley Reservoir was completed in 1991 and serves not only for Jersey's water supply, but also as a recreational site and nature reserve. text/html 2012-01-29T14:19:05GMT http://channel-islands.geographs.org/profile/3462 Oliver Dixon 49.193922 -2.047732 http://channel-islands.geographs.org/photo/864 Queens Valley Reservoir was completed in 1991 and serves not only for Jersey's water supply, but also as a recreational site and nature reserve. text/html 2012-01-29T14:14:31GMT http://channel-islands.geographs.org/profile/3462 Oliver Dixon 49.199819 -2.064778 http://channel-islands.geographs.org/photo/863 A display of old chimney pots at La Hougue Bie, one of Jersey's most spectacular prehistoric sites, which also includes an Archaeology and Geology museum text/html 2012-01-29T14:11:15GMT http://channel-islands.geographs.org/profile/3462 Oliver Dixon 49.199633 -2.064095 http://channel-islands.geographs.org/photo/862 At the end of a low passage, one of the most spectacular of Jersey's prehistoric monuments. text/html 2012-01-29T14:09:05GMT http://channel-islands.geographs.org/profile/3462 Oliver Dixon 49.199543 -2.064097 http://channel-islands.geographs.org/photo/861 A low crouch is needed to get into this ancient tomb, one of Jersey's most spectacular prehistoric sites. text/html 2012-01-29T14:06:22GMT http://channel-islands.geographs.org/profile/3462 Oliver Dixon 49.226896 -2.087341 http://channel-islands.geographs.org/photo/860 Ancient farmhouse occupied by the same family since it was built in 1744. The wing at the left hand end is a holiday let. Note the belfry.