10 Things You Didn’t Know About Guernsey...

Guernsey is one of the Channel Islands located in the English Channel between France and the UK.

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[stuartdelamare]

#3 also If the chimney is granite with a ledge around it’s for the old thatched roofs to fit under 👍🏼🇬🇬

[tsr]

Ross comes up with an excellent addition to his fascinating series of "van travels" and the relaxing "walkalongs". Highly recommended !

[bobbythomas]

Hi that was an excellent and fascinating video things I did no know about Guernsey.

[Humusbeings]

I lived in Bordeaux House as a child. There’s a large witches seat inside the house. This clip is the first time I’ve ever heard another person mention it. But yeah. Inside the dining room was a large granite block sticking out of the wall

[carolrebeccareiss]

This was very interesting and just long enough. Adds variety to your lineup. Thank you!

[midnightteapot]

I have never been to the Channel Islands but my surname is Gurney, wonder if that would open any doors if I ever went there.

[AndyKing]

Guernsey used to be two islands until 1806

[andrewmuir]

I have to admit your butter is nice, however nothing beats jersey ice cream 🍦

[fibosxpivots]

Witches seats....I really did'nt know !!!
Fairies and Guernsey ladies...!
That's the same !

[pauldorey]

Well done for doing this, super addition to your drive along and walk along videos.

[rjb]

You've got a picture of a Jersey cow in with the Guernsey's

[susanashcroft]

Thanks Ross, there's always something new to learn so thanks for doing this.