Industrial, marine, heritage. Not always pretty but endlessly fascinating. (click on image to enlarge and open gallery.)
Waterfront, St Helier, Jersey
30 Friday Dec 2016
Posted in Writing
Back On The Rock 
Fantastic photos, Roy! I had my own music in my head as I viewed. 🙂 Happy New Year!
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Thank you Jill and Happy New Year to you and your family from sunny Jersey.
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Great gallery Roy, it shows huge diversity and interest as well as beauty.
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Thanks Andrea – the waterfront is fascinating in the way it has developed piecemeal over the centuries. It’s dynamic and changing constantly.
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you always take us on lovely journeys, Roy.
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Thanks so much Letizia – a slightly different journey but there’s something to see, something happening all the time down there.
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Happy New Year to you Roy. I love those houses with the iron balconies. Bet they’ve got a good view!
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Thank you Jenny. Yes, original Georgian and owned times past by the owners of the boat building yards that were nearby. Happy New Year 🙂
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Beautiful set of images. Happy New Year!
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Thanks Kerry, a bit gritty as well but I find the mix intriguing. Happy New Year.
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There has to be a bit of grit to make life interesting!
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Thanks for sharing this little bit of the world. 🙂
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Thanks Juliann – some of it doesn’t often figure in travelogues 🙂
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Rugged, fascinating and very pretty!!☺☺
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Hello Mithai 🙂 Yes, our waterfront is a real mixture of old and new, ugly and pretty. Great for a couple of hours exploration away from the crowds.
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