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You could win FREE flights to Jersey when you book a holiday at Maison des Landes Hotel. Visit our site and learn more about this amazing 50th celebration offer.
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You could win FREE flights to Jersey when you book a holiday at Maison des Landes Hotel To celebrate the hotel’s 50th Anniversary, we’re giving away return air travel by British Airways for two people from Gatwick to Jersey. This could more than halve the cost of a holiday for two which includes on-...
A wonderful story of a place where disabled people and their families can enjoy not only a theme park but now a water park as well.
How one man built a $51m theme park for his daughter
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How one man built a $51m theme park for his daughter - BBC News
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Gordon Hartman realised there were no parks where his daughter Morgan, who is disabled, could play. So he decided to build one.
Maison des Landes Hotel for disabled people and their families. shared Visit Jersey's Super League Triathlon - Jersey.
Exciting news! The Super League Triathlon is coming to Jersey this September. The Brownlee Brothers will join 40 other top male and female triathletes, including 25 Olympians from around the world. Find out more about the event and offers to #theislandbreak here: www.jersey.com/super-league-triathlon-jersey
Maison des Landes Hotel for disabled people and their families. shared Chris Brookes Aerial Photography's video.
La Corbière lighthouse is 19m (62ft) high and the lamp stands 36m (119ft) above high water spring tides. It was lit on 24 April 1874, for the first time, and was the first lighthouse in the British Isles to be built of concrete. The beam has a reach of 18 miles (29 km), and was automated in 1976.There is an alarm to warn visitors to clear the causeway as the tide rises; still, there have been casualties among the unwary or unlucky. A plaque adjacent to the causeway commemorates Peter Edwin Larbalestier, assistant keeper of the lighthouse, who was drowned on 28 May 1946, while trying to rescue a visitor cut off by the incoming tide. Video copyrighted to - © Chris Brookes
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