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24 September 2014
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Jersey has a rich history with a number of venues to show it off.
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Panoramic views of historic sites and general views.
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Ghosts, Gouls, Witches and Black Dogs.
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News imageBLACK DOG OF BOULEY BAYNews imageROCK IN BONNE NUIT BAY
Bouley Bay Many years ago, the people of Trinity talked of a huge, black dog Bonne Nuit Once there was a young woman called Anne-Marie, who liked to skim stones on the beach at Bonne Nuit.
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News imageGHOSTLY BRIDENews imageBULL OF ST CLEMENT
Ghostly Bride Years ago, a couple were walking home through Waterworks Valley. Bull of St Clement Several years ago, Jersey fishermen talked of a roaring bull that roamed around.
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News imageFAIRY CHURCHNews imageLEGEND OF LA HOUGUE BIE
St Brelades Church Long ago, the islanders who lived in the area now called Les Quennevais wanted a church built. Hougue Bie Legend says that a terrible dragon once lived in St. Lawrence, killing people
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News imageGEOFFREY'S LEAPNews imageGHOSTLY CRIES
Geoffrey's Leap If you take a trip around the North-East of the island, you will see a huge rock at Anne Port.Ghostly Cries Centuries ago, Queen Elizabeth I gave Sark to Helier de Carteret
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News imageFAITHFUL BLACK HORSENews imageJANVRIN'S TOMB
Faithful Black Horse Long ago, Jersey was ruled by French soldiers. Many islanders strongly opposed the French rule Once there lived a man called Philippe Janvrin - captain of the 'Esther'.
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News imageWITCHES OF ROCQUEBERGNews imageCRY OF THE TOMBELENES
Witches of Rocqueberg Once, a young man called Hubert was engaged to a girl called Madeleine. I'Islet Once the east of Jersey was ruled by armed French gangs, but they were hated by the islanders.
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