I miss home. I went to Les Beauchamps school for the first year. I lived at the bottom of the junction of the Rohais du hois and castle hill. I lived with my aunt and uncle at their cottage adjacent to the chippy. When we were kids we'd go scrumping over the wall that was the convent which is now the St Pierre Park. Thank you for bring home a little closer. I wish I could return to stay.

I've seen the hillclimb many times! Back I. the 70', I had a cousin who raced in it.

We've stayed at Les Roquettes 4 or 5 times. Last time in 2016. We've stayed in both the hotel and the self catering apartments. Coming to the island for two weeks it's nice not to be confined to one room. Hope we get the chance to come back soon. Thanks for the excellent vlog Ross.

Watching the video from Nepal

Was in Guernesey 30 years ago definitely more cars on the road now. Great video

@livinginguernsey

2 жыл бұрын

Yes they are!

Great drive!

@livinginguernsey

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

I saw my uncles old house where I lived just now in your video. My aunty Molly used to work at Yemans guest house through the arch at the top of the Rohais. We used to play in Cambridge park and Saumuraze park. Is there still sand racing on Vazon Ross? My cousin and her husband own the carpet shop on the bridge if it's still there. I have three cousins on the island I hope to visit next summer when we get direct cheap flights from Newquay to Guernsey.

I've been treated to a nice Sunday meal at St. Pierre Park.

@livinginguernsey

2 жыл бұрын

Sounds great!

Lots of changes But still is lovely I’m renting at pliemont next year … so can you can give me a lift ?? ok ?? 🤣🤣🤣🤣

@livinginguernsey

2 жыл бұрын

Lol you never know😉

Marvellous drive along (what a good run on the lights !) smooth composed commentary (the hill climb sounds a great event), these trips are really very good !

@livinginguernsey

2 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

Guernsey looks massive on these drive alongs but it isn't massive. So weird in that sense.

Quite hilly Guernsey isn't it.. I'm really surprised by that.

Road markings are different to the UK.

Hello Ross Where do we get tickets for the white Tourist train in St Peter Port???? And where does it stop???

@livinginguernsey

2 жыл бұрын

Hi , The Petit Train offers a sightseeing trip with onboard commentary around St Peter Port, Guernsey's picturesque capital. You get the tickets on the Albert Pier from the booth everyday throughout the summer. The round trip lasts between 35 to 40 minutes. Fares: Adults £6, Child £3 On large cruise ship days we will be commencing at 9am, running at approximately 45 minute intervals and on all other days we will be commencing at 11am, running hourly. These times are approximate due to traffic conditions. Twitter: @petittraingsy Instagram: @petittraingsy #petittraingsy website is: www.petittrainguernsey.co.uk