St George's Church

St George's is the daughter church of the parish church of St Ouen. St George's was built in the north of the parish in 1880 and is situated next door to the parish primary school, Les Landes.

A contribution to the CDPB St George's Day theme and Our World Tuesday.

La Rue Freule

The sign opposite La Hauteure indicates the end of the Green Lane status of La Rue Freule.

For Our World Tuesday.

La Route de Trodez

Following a road sweeper in St Ouen parish.

Our World Tuesday.

St Ouen's Bay

Looking North from Les Laveurs towards L'Etac.

Telephone kiosk outside Jersey Pearl

Telephone kiosk outside Jersey Pearl at Les Laveurs, St Ouen.

Since 2000 almost all variations of telephone kiosks have been replaced by the present Jersey Telecom Limited standard kiosk. It is an anodized aluminium design finished in all yellow. Manufactured by Prosider S.P.A. of Ravenna, Italy, it is slightly wider than previous designs, this being to enable easier access by wheelchair users. To further facilitate this access the kiosk is installed on a flat stainless steel plate with anti-slip patterning.

Information culled from "A History of the Telephone Kiosk in Jersey" by Graeme Marett [PDF file].

A contribution to Mellow Yellow Monday.

Atlantic View

Fields by the side of La Route de La Villais at Atlantic View.

A contribution to ABC Wednesday.

Tranquility: St Ouen's Bay

The sweep of St Ouen's Bay from Les Laveurs.

A contribution to the CDPB theme "Tranquility". Click here to view thumbnails for all participants to the theme.

Le Chemin de L'Eglise

The B53 out of St Ouen.

A contribution to Skywatch Friday.

Cueillette De Millais

Mixed farmland in the Cueillette De Millais, St Ouen parish.

A contribution to Scenic Sunday.

Atlantic View

Private house on La Route de La Villaise. Originally a farmhouse, the bell on the roof would have been rung to call farm workers in for their lunch.

Cueillette De Millais Farmland

Farming activity in the Cueillette De Millais, St Ouen parish.

A contribution to Scenic Sunday.

Field in the Cueillette De Millais

A fenced off field in the Cueillette De Millais, St Ouen parish. The path South (right) looked as if it would afford access to La Route de La Villaise but in fact it just went around all four sides of the large field. St Ouen's bay can be seen in the distance.

A contribution to Scenic Sunday

Cornfields in the Cueillette De Millais

South of La Rue de la Trappe in St Ouen parish.

St George's Churchyard

Alongside Rue du Nord, St Ouen parish.

La Rue du Nord

Green lane leading past St George's Church.

Rue de la Porte

St Ouen's Parish; The B56 leading to Plemont.

St George's Church

St George's is the daughter church of the parish church of St Ouen. St George's was built in the north of the parish in 1880 and is situated next door to the parish primary school, Les Landes.

The end of La Route de la Mare

La Route de la Mare from Grosnez ends at Mont du Vallet above St Ouen's Bay.


Note: The road is named "La Route de la Mare" on local tourist maps, but Google Maps name it "La Route du Ouest".

Channel Islands Military Museum

Under the flag is the Channel Islands Military Museum. Beyond is the sweep of St Ouen's Bay.

A contribution to Skywatch Friday.

Millennium Plaque

Plaque next to the St Ouen Millennium Stone showing the location of the rest of the parish stones.