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St Aubins Bay Just to the western edge of the town of St. Helier is the start of St. Aubins Bay - a deep curve of pale sand stretching about a quarter of the island's entire width. |
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Elizabeth Castle (left) was completed in 1600 and stands at the entrance to St. Helier harbour. At low tide this castle can be reached by a causeway, and at high tide by DUKW (pronounced 'duck') - a kind of sea-faring wagon. The castle is built on a rocky island called l'Islet and it is here that you can view the tiny hermitage where St. Helier lived for 15 years until his martyrdom in 555 AD. |
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