I'm a teenager, lived here since I was born. If you come again, I recommend either doing an island rib voyage (you go around and see all of the islands) or go for a beach day at the North of the island.
Harriet and I have been to Guernsey. What a hidden gem. We have some in-laws that live in Cambridge . They took us there on a tour. We had a great time. I think it was the beer and ice cream we loved the most. It looks and sounds like you guys had a great time there. Thank you for a lovely video. You guys' rock. Sending you much love😍😍😍 Harriet, Jim and Yuki. Richmond, Va.
Do go to Castle Cornet if you visit Guernsey again. Guided tours are optional. You are free to explore the castle and its multiple museums at your own pace. The entrance fee covers everything.
I’ve lived here all of my 52 years and would like to thank you for such a positive review. Difficult to do in one day but has so many gems. Keep up the good work
Nice visit to St Peter Port. My London based office sent me to Guernsey back in May 1988 to work there for the month. Great opportunity to get to see the island. Never heard of Guernsey gash or gosh. 🤣 Every Friday I took the 12-minute flight to Jersey which is bigger than Guernsey and feels more bustling. Dressing up for dinner isn't my thing either, but you did yourselves proud for that evening. Well done!
Beautiful Guernsey, one of my favourite places on earth! We used to go there for family holidays when I was in my teens, the middle two weeks of the school summer holidays every year. Such happy memories. But I've been back there countless times since, I've even been there a couple of times for work. Shame you didn't see any of the beautiful beaches, and didn't have time to hop across to the stunning island of Herm, but glad you enjoyed your visit! 😊
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As someone who has lived in Guernsey basically all their life it's nice to see it from a new point of view glad you enjoyed our lovely island! Ps gâche is pronounced gosh from the Guernsey french for cake
Another brilliant vlog from you two.we love watching you in your travels and showing off different countries.we are off to Krakow Friday and will be trying some places in zakopane you visited.thanks xx
Hello Matt and Molly. One thing that baffles me. On one of your videos. I have seen each of you taking a suit case each. Every time I see your videos. I have seen you both change your clothes a few times. So how many suit case do you have. I think you are the best dressed couple on this Universe. Take care.
Hahhaha Victor this made us laugh, so we started the cruise in Southampton which meant we had to fly back to the UK from Morocco, so we switched clothes there! We only have one suitcase! Thank you so much!
My fiance are going to go on a British Isles cruise next year, so excited! Are most passengers older? Also where are most people from on these cruises? Im assuming England (we are an American couple)
Hi Great Video it's a shame you did not go to Castle Cornet the 3 hour tours you mentioned are not the only way to see Castle Cornet or the Island. if you had made it to Castle Cornets door you would have found it open to everyone at just £10.50 per adult (2022 Price) and apart from the Café and souvenirs that's it they open at 1000 hours (10AM) free tour of the grounds ay 1030 hours about 45 minuets the Noonday gun at midday 4 museums 5/6 formal gardens and about a mile of walk ways and a hell of a lot of steps to the top but the view is spectacular. As for Guernsey Gâche, Gacheor or Gosh "Guernsey Gâche" is the correct one but it is pronounced Gosh there is another one to try which is Gâche Melee an apple pudding fantastic dish. Guernsey is 24 square miles and is 7 miles by 3 miles making it 24 square miles. while you were at v=Victoria Tower I take it you saw the two big guns in the garden well they are a pair of the only 3 of their type of guns left from the first world war they survived because they were buried in front of where they snow stand in 1940 and were not recovered till about 1974/5. Do you still have your Guernsey £1 note if so get it out and look at the gentleman on it he is Daniel De Lisle Brock Bailiff of Guernsey 1762-1842 a descendent of Major General Sir Isaac Brock (A Guernseyman) Hero of Canada who died at the battle of Queenstown heights 1812 the small image beside Daniel De Lisle Brock on the £1 note is chief Tecumseh the First Nations leader of the Shawnee, Who Major General Sir Isaac Brock persuaded to join the Canadians against the Americans As you said you need to come back. Preferably for a week or more to do the island justice, if you do let me know and I would be pleased to show around you my Island Home.
@@dabbleandtravel Oh, thanks, but it'll only be a few questions. Guess I misled you into thinking it would be more. 1. If an American family were to take a trip to Guerney, how do they pay for the trip and things on the island, given that American money is different than European? 2. So both English and French people are on Guernsey? They basically speak both language there, equivalently? 3. How dangerous is it, jumping or falling into the English Channel by or from the island? I once read that falling into the ocean can crush your bone with the harsh velocity (but I'm no scientist).] 4. My story takes place in the 1980s; do you think arcade games were in Guernsey at the time they were in America? Like Mario Bros, for example.
After living in Guernsey your whole life it gets pretty lame, maybe good for a visit, but living there is a nightmare, trust me the lack of VAT means nothing when everything is more expensive and you get taxed more anyway. Everything is worse than UK other than Beaches and Guernsey milk (it's 100x better than any other milk). Also you could've headed into any local Coop or M&S and found Guernsey Gauche in the bakery, maybe next time?
I suppose its the same everywhere, the grass is not always greener on the side. We didn't get a chance to hunt, we checked on the food stalls at the street market :) thanks for watching!
Life is what you make of it. No matter where you end up in the world it has mostly the same issues and problems you will find that the grass is not usually greener just a different shade of green. you are spot on about finding Guernsey Gâche and I'm 100% behind you about Guernsey Milk I spent 24 years with only the trips home to get real milk
@@benlepoidevin7047 Had to double check this, but the channel islands are geographically not part of the British Isles archipelago, but tend to be included for cultural reasons
Guernsey is beautiful place don't get me wrong but try living there all your life from a real English background very different my mother had me in Guernsey where I was born but I am now in the UK Where my family originally came from and i am glad to see the back of the place and now free from all the back stabbing however In some ways i still miss Guernsey because I spent my whole life and childhood there in the sea every day when I was a boy swimming in the spring tides were the best day's of my life but not anymore and one more thing too you won't get Guernsey gosh over there anymore simply because all the local bakery has closed permanently now and all the bread and other things are all made in the UK now that's why you couldn't find it because it is not made in Guernsey anymore
I'm sorry yo0u have such a jaded view of Guernsey You will find as time passes that the issues you have with Guernsey are the same issues you will have in England (I'm guernsey born and grew up here in my early 20's I ended up in England for the best part of 24 years before coming home 13 years ago I pleased to be home "I only went for 4 day" to a less hectic and safer life) As for not being able to get Guernsey Gosh in Guernsey you are wrong it is available from a number of makers on island one being Senners bakery who by chance also make other beard products and other things
@@shaunmarsh7930 I do miss the place in some ways especially in the summer months and the beaches and yes I have been told that as well senners make the Guernsey gosh they make really delicious cheese rolls
Hi it's nothing like an English fruitcake you need to try Guernsey Gâche covered with Guernsey Butter and maybe some home made Guernsey Jam you could also do the same but toasted before putting it down Ho wait you wouldn't put it down until you had finished it. Trust me it's wonderful
I'm a teenager, lived here since I was born. If you come again, I recommend either doing an island rib voyage (you go around and see all of the islands) or go for a beach day at the North of the island.
Thanks for the recommendation!
Harriet and I have been to Guernsey. What a hidden gem. We have some in-laws that live in Cambridge . They took us there on a tour. We had a great time. I think it was the beer and ice cream
we loved the most. It looks and sounds like you guys had a great time there. Thank you for a lovely video. You guys' rock. Sending you much love😍😍😍 Harriet, Jim and Yuki.
Richmond, Va.
Great place isn't it!!!! Beer and ice cream is always a winner! Sending you lots of love guys!
My wife and I are going to Guernsey for just over a week in June and are really looking forward to it. Thanks for the taste of the island.
Do go to Castle Cornet if you visit Guernsey again. Guided tours are optional. You are free to explore the castle and its multiple museums at your own pace. The entrance fee covers everything.
Oh amazing! We honestly didn't have loads of time only a few hours and we really wanted to walk around and enjoy Guernsey properly! :D
Glad you enjoyed our island! Lived here for 36 years.. never been in the tower though! It's pronounced Gosh.. it's amazing! :)
Get in the tower!!! Haha we finally know how to say it, Shame we didn't get to try it! Thanks for watching!
I’ve lived here all of my 52 years and would like to thank you for such a positive review. Difficult to do in one day but has so many gems. Keep up the good work
Nice visit to St Peter Port. My London based office sent me to Guernsey back in May 1988 to work there for the month. Great opportunity to get to see the island. Never heard of Guernsey gash or gosh. 🤣 Every Friday I took the 12-minute flight to Jersey which is bigger than Guernsey and feels more bustling. Dressing up for dinner isn't my thing either, but you did yourselves proud for that evening. Well done!
Hahahahahaha that’s so funny! Thanks for watching always!🥰🥰
Gauche is correct spelling 😊
The views are beautiful and the ambience charming ! I'm glad I've discovered your channel, guys. ❤️
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Beautiful Guernsey, one of my favourite places on earth! We used to go there for family holidays when I was in my teens, the middle two weeks of the school summer holidays every year. Such happy memories. But I've been back there countless times since, I've even been there a couple of times for work. Shame you didn't see any of the beautiful beaches, and didn't have time to hop across to the stunning island of Herm, but glad you enjoyed your visit! 😊
Wish we had the time to pop to herm and the beaches just means that we will be back! Thanks for watching! 🥰
I’m 14 Years old( nearly 15 lol) and I’ve lived here since I was born and it’s amazing I love living here
Thanks for watching :)
Hi guys,never been to guernsey looks so lovely,definitely would like to visit,thanks for sharing,have a lovely time,you both look amazing X
Thanks Sharon!♥️♥️
Am sure there’s a lot of things to see❤
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Glad you enjoyed I! Thank you so much!
As someone who has lived in Guernsey basically all their life it's nice to see it from a new point of view glad you enjoyed our lovely island! Ps gâche is pronounced gosh from the Guernsey french for cake
Thanks for watching! 🥰
I’ve grown up visiting Guernsey and I highly advise staying for a week and staying in fermain valley hotel and going via condor ferries!!
Next time!
Snap... instant change to a fancy outfit. 👍 Great video as usual. 🙂 Cheers and stay safe. ❤️
Snappp!! Thanks Richard!
production shows and live bands are the ones i miss working on a cruise ship.
I bet I walked passed you in the High Street St Peter Port! X
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Another brilliant vlog from you two.we love watching you in your travels and showing off different countries.we are off to Krakow Friday and will be trying some places in zakopane you visited.thanks xx
Wow have an amazing time and don't forget to try the Oscypek cheese, thank you xxx
Hello Matt and Molly. One thing that baffles me. On one of your videos. I have seen each of you taking a suit case each. Every time I see your videos. I have seen you both change your clothes a few times. So how many suit case do you have. I think you are the best dressed couple on this Universe. Take care.
Hahhaha Victor this made us laugh, so we started the cruise in Southampton which meant we had to fly back to the UK from Morocco, so we switched clothes there! We only have one suitcase! Thank you so much!
I know that island from ' potato peel pie society' or something like that. Lovely ❤️
Thanks for watching!🥰🥰
guernsey very nice
tell me abt it harry! damn… dark days in guernsey… i used to live in Guernsey but now live in Alderney
My fiance are going to go on a British Isles cruise next year, so excited! Are most passengers older? Also where are most people from on these cruises? Im assuming England (we are an American couple)
Oh amazing! Actually it’s quite varied for both age and country, majority were from overseas 🥰
i will be there in November, first time, i am so excited.
Just to let you know it is St Peter Port not St Peter Town. Apart from that love the video
thank you!! I think we meant it’s the town haha just got our words mixed up 🥰
You two looked next level in the formal attire 🙂
Aw thanks Scot!
Omg I live there..I wish I'd seen u. !
I also live in Guernsey
I wish I could of saw you here
Next time :)
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Love the video, thank you for taking us in your amazing journey,,,,,
More to come!
My partner’s nan was from St Peter Port, very interesting video guys (as always!)
Very cool! Thanks for watching!
The capital is St. Peter port ? Also St Peter’s is another part of the island.
Yes :)
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Hi Great Video it's a shame you did not go to Castle Cornet the 3 hour tours you mentioned are not the only way to see Castle Cornet or the Island. if you had made it to Castle Cornets door you would have found it open to everyone at just £10.50 per adult (2022 Price) and apart from the Café and souvenirs that's it they open at 1000 hours (10AM) free tour of the grounds ay 1030 hours about 45 minuets the Noonday gun at midday 4 museums 5/6 formal gardens and about a mile of walk ways and a hell of a lot of steps to the top but the view is spectacular. As for Guernsey Gâche, Gacheor or Gosh "Guernsey Gâche" is the correct one but it is pronounced Gosh there is another one to try which is Gâche Melee an apple pudding fantastic dish. Guernsey is 24 square miles and is 7 miles by 3 miles making it 24 square miles. while you were at v=Victoria Tower I take it you saw the two big guns in the garden well they are a pair of the only 3 of their type of guns left from the first world war they survived because they were buried in front of where they snow stand in 1940 and were not recovered till about 1974/5.
Do you still have your Guernsey £1 note if so get it out and look at the gentleman on it he is Daniel De Lisle Brock Bailiff of Guernsey 1762-1842 a descendent of Major General Sir Isaac Brock (A Guernseyman) Hero of Canada who died at the battle of Queenstown heights 1812 the small image beside Daniel De Lisle Brock on the £1 note is chief Tecumseh the First Nations leader of the Shawnee, Who Major General Sir Isaac Brock persuaded to join the Canadians against the Americans
As you said you need to come back.
Preferably for a week or more to do the island justice, if you do let me know and I would be pleased to show around you my Island Home.
We do need to come back. Thanks so much for watching and commenting!
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I'm writing a story taking place in Guersey. Can someone discuss some questions with me?
You can send an email to dabbleandtravel@outlook.com
@@dabbleandtravel Oh, thanks, but it'll only be a few questions. Guess I misled you into thinking it would be more.
1. If an American family were to take a trip to Guerney, how do they pay for the trip and things on the island, given that American money is different than European?
2. So both English and French people are on Guernsey? They basically speak both language there, equivalently?
3. How dangerous is it, jumping or falling into the English Channel by or from the island? I once read that falling into the ocean can crush your bone with the harsh velocity (but I'm no scientist).]
4. My story takes place in the 1980s; do you think arcade games were in Guernsey at the time they were in America? Like Mario Bros, for example.
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Jersey 🇯🇪 is well worth a visit too. Loads of great beaches for the summer and plenty to see, do, eat and drink
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After living in Guernsey your whole life it gets pretty lame, maybe good for a visit, but living there is a nightmare, trust me the lack of VAT means nothing when everything is more expensive and you get taxed more anyway. Everything is worse than UK other than Beaches and Guernsey milk (it's 100x better than any other milk). Also you could've headed into any local Coop or M&S and found Guernsey Gauche in the bakery, maybe next time?
I suppose its the same everywhere, the grass is not always greener on the side. We didn't get a chance to hunt, we checked on the food stalls at the street market :) thanks for watching!
Life is what you make of it. No matter where you end up in the world it has mostly the same issues and problems you will find that the grass is not usually greener just a different shade of green. you are spot on about finding Guernsey Gâche and I'm 100% behind you about Guernsey Milk I spent 24 years with only the trips home to get real milk
Guernsey is technically part of the channel islands, not the British Isles
Good to know!
You’re wrong. It IS part of the British isles but not part of the UK.
It’s also part of the Channel Islands, they’re not mutually exclusive.
@@benlepoidevin7047 Had to double check this, but the channel islands are geographically not part of the British Isles archipelago, but tend to be included for cultural reasons
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It's not called 'St. Peters'; it's St. Peter Port. JESUS.
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Guernsey is beautiful place don't get me wrong but try living there all your life from a real English background very different my mother had me in Guernsey where I was born but I am now in the UK Where my family originally came from and i am glad to see the back of the place and now free from all the back stabbing however In some ways i still miss Guernsey because I spent my whole life and childhood there in the sea every day when I was a boy swimming in the spring tides were the best day's of my life but not anymore and one more thing too you won't get Guernsey gosh over there anymore simply because all the local bakery has closed permanently now and all the bread and other things are all made in the UK now that's why you couldn't find it because it is not made in Guernsey anymore
Sorry to hear that! Thanks for watching though we appreciate it
@@dabbleandtravel no worries life moves on and im so happy finally back in my real home and roots the UK where my heart is and has always been
I'm sorry yo0u have such a jaded view of Guernsey You will find as time passes that the issues you have with Guernsey are the same issues you will have in England (I'm guernsey born and grew up here in my early 20's I ended up in England for the best part of 24 years before coming home 13 years ago I pleased to be home "I only went for 4 day" to a less hectic and safer life) As for not being able to get Guernsey Gosh in Guernsey you are wrong it is available from a number of makers on island one being Senners bakery who by chance also make other beard products and other things
@@shaunmarsh7930 I do miss the place in some ways especially in the summer months and the beaches and yes I have been told that as well senners make the Guernsey gosh they make really delicious cheese rolls
Welcome go Gandhi? St Peter Port not St Peter’s town. And Sark not Stark.
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I just googled it and found out what Guernsey Gâche is, it's a fruitcake, not as exciting as you led us to believe.... lol
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Hi it's nothing like an English fruitcake you need to try Guernsey Gâche covered with Guernsey Butter and maybe some home made Guernsey Jam you could also do the same but toasted before putting it down Ho wait you wouldn't put it down until you had finished it. Trust me it's wonderful
I'm gurensey and we should be French not British