Les Jongleurs

Les Jongleurs, is a granite sculpture of two musicians by Caroline Vincent erected in the pedestrian precinct at Snow Hill by the Jersey Public Sculpture Trust in 1996.

A contribution to the Curiosites Theme at City Daily Photoblogs.

Jersey Style

At Charing Cross, St Helier, October 2010.

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Two Girls full of Zest

Discovered on bench in Royal Square, St Helier.

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People on the Street

King Street, St Helier.

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Charing Cross

The Toad is a monument erected at Charing Cross in 2004, as part of the commemoration of the octocentenary of Jersey's status of Crown Dependency, and in memory of the presence on the site between 1698 and 1812 of the island's prison. The monument, created by Gordon Young, consists of a 9-foot tall column of polished Jersey granite into which is carved extracts from the Code Le Geyt of 1698 concerning crimes and applicable punishments. On top of the column is a Jersey crapaud - the site was originally marsh land, and the numerous toad colonies in the area are the source of the nickname commonly applied to Jersey people.

In front of The Toad is the motorbike belonging to Vladimir Yarets, a native of Minsk (Belarus). He is aiming at a Guinness Book world record to be the first deaf person to do a round the world trip on a motorbike. In 2007 he was in Auckland, New Zealand. His round-the-world trip was started on the 27th of May 2000. Latest information on Yaret's website.

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Winston Churchill Memorial

In the Sir Winston Churchill Memorial Park at St Brelade.

For ABC Wednesday.

St Brelade Promenade

People watching - a contribution to the CDPB Theme Day

Dog walkers on the beach at Les Laveurs.

Dog walkers on the beach at Les Laveurs.

A contribution to Camera Critters.