Rudy
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Now that I am back, I can continue what I started here. However, since I am back, I changed the title to "Where was Rudy" as it is no longer in real time.
To continue where I left off, here are some pictures from Guernsey Island, the second largest of the Channel Islands, located just eight miles from the coast of France.
Here is Castle Cornet, which protects the entrance to St. Peter Port. Catle Cornet was built in the 13th century, following the division of the Duchy of Normandy in 1204 and the fortress boasts a long and bloody history, given the many conflicts between France and England back then.
Castle Cornet is now a museum, containing many exhibits and you can freely explore it (for a fee).
Here are some views of St Peter's Port in Guernsey.
I'll follow this post up with a hint to the next place.
To continue where I left off, here are some pictures from Guernsey Island, the second largest of the Channel Islands, located just eight miles from the coast of France.
Here is Castle Cornet, which protects the entrance to St. Peter Port. Catle Cornet was built in the 13th century, following the division of the Duchy of Normandy in 1204 and the fortress boasts a long and bloody history, given the many conflicts between France and England back then.
Castle Cornet is now a museum, containing many exhibits and you can freely explore it (for a fee).
Here are some views of St Peter's Port in Guernsey.
I'll follow this post up with a hint to the next place.