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By: Nicolas Jouault

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Friday, 25-Nov-2011 21:00 Email | Share | | Bookmark
Nourrices - Viviers on the coast of Jersey

Petit Plemont N 49° 15' 583" W 02° 13' 556"
Petit Plemont
L'Etacq N 49° 14' 318" W 02° 15' 057"
L'Etacq
L'Etacq
L'Etacq
L'Etacq 1
L'Etacq 2 - N 49° 14' 317" W 02° 15' 074"
L'Etacq 2
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Articles on this subject:
"Nourrices at Rozel Harbour, and elsewhere in Jersey" Mary Gibb and Ralph Nichols, Bulletin of the Societe Jersiaise 2007 pages 327 - 331

Normandy:
"Les Vivivers a crustaces a la pointe de la Hague" enquete d'Eric Marie et de Gerard Vilgrain.

Some previous pictures of Petit Port
http://ciwatch.fotopages.com/?entry=1983704

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Friday, 17-Jun-2011 19:55 Email | Share | | Bookmark
Jersey Harbour

"Duke of Normandy"
"Duke of Normandy"
"Duke of Normandy"
Trawlers from Granville about to set off
"Coelacanthe"
"Le Tiberiade"
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Thursday, 24-Feb-2011 21:47 Email | Share | | Bookmark
Icho II

 
 
 
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Wednesday, 23-Feb-2011 21:33 Email | Share | | Bookmark
Walk to Icho

Stone markings at Le Hocq slip
On the way down
Derelict oyster trestles
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Tuesday, 22-Feb-2011 21:16 Email | Share | | Bookmark
Seymour

Fishery mark "P" for Payn
View from Seymour
 
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Monday, 21-Feb-2011 22:04 Email | Share | | Bookmark
St Aubin - low tide

Brent geese - Branta bernicla
Lump sucker eggs on a log
Sponge
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Monday, 30-Aug-2010 16:07 Email | Share | | Bookmark
Bass fishing

 

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Wednesday, 11-Aug-2010 19:31 Email | Share | | Bookmark
Common Terns (Sterna hirundo) - Les Ecrehous

 
 
Young chicks by the balcony
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BTO info on the Common tern: http://blx1.bto.org/birdfacts/results/bob6150.htm

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Monday, 9-Aug-2010 20:06 Email | Share | | Bookmark
Jersey Lifeboat rescue of French yacht at Les Ecrehous

 
 
 
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http://www.rnli.org.uk/who_we_are/press_centre/news_releases/news_release_detail?articleid=596045

RNLI report on the link above:

I woke up to see the lifeboats off Marmotier and a French yacht that I had guided to safety the previous day high and dry on the rocks, at first I feared the worst but a call to Jersey Radio informed me that all had been rescued and were safe and sound.

When daylight came the crew returned on the rising tide and took the vessel off.

The vessel had not moored correctly to the mooring only picking the small buoy line and not the main rope which had been tangled by a previous visitor!

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Sunday, 18-Jul-2010 19:03 Email | Share | | Bookmark
Gorey to Carteret rowing race

 
 
 
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Channel TV report on the race:

Four lifeboats called to rowing race
Four lifeboats were launched when boats taking part in the Gorey to Carteret race started capsizing.

The St Catherine’s Lifeboat crew were paged at 10.43 following reports that two rowing boats had turned over off St Catherine’s breakwater. Guard boats were having difficulties in towing the boats.

There were also worries for the rest of the rowing fleet who were encountering 4ft seas in force 4 to 5 winds. As a result the St Catherine lifeboat was launched along with the St Helier all-weather and inshore lifeboats.

Further rowing boats capsized. Some were able to carry on, but others had to abandon the race. The Carteret lifeboat joined the fleet near the Ecrehous.

As the fleet neared Carteret the conditions worsened and the wave height increased to about six feet with winds of force five. More boats capsized and the St Catherine’s lifeboat responded to a number of requests for assistance. One guard boat also needed help when a rope tangled its propellors.

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This is the third report that i have read that gives the impression that many boats capsized.
'further boats capsized,some were able to carry on,but others had to abandon the race'........ !!!!!!!!!
That I am aware,4 capsized. Three of those were towed in,two to Gorey and one to Carteret, the other continuing to the finish. One retired ten minutes into the start. 36 0f the 40 boats completed the race
Fri 23-Jul-2010 22:22
Posted by:michel
It does state that this is the CTV account of the race, the organisation was pretty awful from what I witnessed compared to previous years, not sure why that was. Mon 9-Aug-2010 20:35
Posted by:Nicolas Jouault


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