No. 10 You should all be able to recognise what this is..

What’s happening here…?

Don’t try this at home…!

This stone structure La Sergente, believed to be about 6,500 years old. That’s about 1,500 years before Stonehenge, and about 2,000 years before the pyramids, has stood up in Jersey until this week, when someone decided to destroy this part of the structure.

Whats this…?

Not even sure that this in anatomically possible but Vespa velutina and Cricetinae appear to have crossbreed…?

Next up, Environmentalist of the Year! 🌳 The winner of this year’s Environmentalist of the Year is… Alastair Christie & The Jersey Asian Hornet Group 🙌 Huge thank you to our sponsor for this category Jersey Electricity plc #prideofjersey2023

Archaeology Section trip to Carnac: Indiana Waterhouse gives a talk on the Tumulus St Michel

Archaeology Section trip to Carnac: John beautifully framed

Archaeology Section trip to Carnac: The amazing alignments

Archaeology Section trip to Carnac: Look! A stone!

Archaeology Section trip to Carnac: Fancy finding John de Carteret here - thought he was chasing Asian hornets

Archaeology Section trip to Carnac: An archaeologist in his natural habitat

Archaeology Section trip to Carnac: A blissful moment - alone in the dolmen with this

Archaeology Section trip to Carnac: Maybe cabbage and beans for supper wasn't our best decision

Nicky...hugged a stone...apparently a male fertility symbol..!

Oh. Did I just Tweet an Asian Hornet video...!

On this day in 1643 Sir George Carteret, who had arrived from Saint-Malo the previous day, received the submission of most of the Island.

We need to act now, everyone can do there little bit for our environment... vimeo.com/257000541

This is the Guernsey one, but we had one inJersey yesterday, please keep your eye open. Oh it’s on a Camelia how coincidental...! x.com/itvchanneltv/s…