Just a 45-minute flight from England and a 30-minute flight from France is Guernsey, the second largest of the Channel Islands. Just 25 square miles in area, this pocket-sized British Crown dependency is big on sunshine, serenity, and history.
Separated from the French coast of Normandy 8000 years ago by rising sea levels, Guernsey’s fortunes have been periodically shaped by the crosswinds of trade, and the crossfire of war. For those who’ve called this island home, Guernsey has long been a safe harbor, a place of pride and inspiration. Continue reading “A City That Invites Us to Stop, Breathe, and Appreciate Nature’s Gifts, Guernsey”