Walking from Rozel to Le Saie Harbour (Part 2)  

Hi Tom and Paddy. I really enjoyed this video, with splash of history thrown in for good measure, not to mention the birdsong. Just lovely ☘️☘️

That was a very different beach, Tom! The old tree is like a piece of art😊. Paddy likes his drinks😂

😮 wow Tom and Paddy 🐕🥩🦴 the wonderful scout what a K9💕 I am so glad you did this Trek Tom ✅ the shrine and grave brings back distant memories my farther Frances was born in Glasgow in the 1920s his father Louis was from Ireland who I never had the pleasure of meeting but my middle name is Louis and so proud of it ✅ I have noticed Christine Thompson is sending shamrocks I wish she would send me some luck 😊 it was Jersey royals last week 👍 anyway Tom thanks so much for the 🎥 ps don't think I would visit that beach 🏖️ lol God bless you all John 😊😊😊

I have to say Tom when I lived in Jersey it was always so clean everywhere and didn’t see hardly any litter. It 😅was well worth a visit to Le Saie and so quiet and peaceful and a lovely place to take a picnic to and sit and relax and have a little snooze lovely. I played golf this morning and was playing really good, I was walking down the wooden steps to the 10th green and slipped flat on my back. I walked off with blood running down my arm and my shoulder was throbbing, so I had to call it a day. I was treated by one of the lovely girls in the Pro shop and cleaned me up. The worst thing was I was only two over gross at the time but hey ho I’ll be back. Looking forward to the next installment thanks to you and Paddy.

Tom I was glad to see you giving Paddy a drink must be thirtsy work pulling you along 😁so that was Le Saie Harbour , I was expecting a harbour with boats and stone walls around so I guess this could of been a smuggler's spot ? anyway enjoyed this very much as always and showing more of Jersey that I didn't know about . As always great vids and keep healthy .