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Monthly Archives: August 2013
Yes, that right. Some lovely locals have placed Geocaches around Sark for you to find with your GPS. Geocaching is a real-world, outdoor treasure hunting game using GPS-enabled devices. Participants navigate to a specific set of GPS coordinates and then attempt to find the geocache (container) hidden at that location. It’s easy to join in the fun! All the information you need can be found at http://www.geocaching.com/guide/ what are you waiting…
Donna and her 6 year old daughter, Gracie, are visiting all of the 110 official Gold Post Boxes (and 6 unofficial ones) to raise money for Hope House Children’s Hospice and Get Kids Going charities. She was so inspired form London 2012 and wanted to see a Gold Post Box….and then another…and another…until she persuaded her mum to take her around all of them and raise money for her charities. Here she is visiting our…
The Sark Horse, Dog and Pet Show takes place this Sunday 18th August, a great day out for the family and four legged friends with classes including dog agility, best horse and rider and horseback games for younger competitors. The Grand Autumn Flower and Produce Show takes place at the Island Hall on 28th and 29th August. This is the largest of Sark’s two annual horticultural shows and as well…
The annual ‘Churches Together in Sark’ Sea Service was held in Creux Harbour last Sunday. Around a hundred people gathered on the quayside for the service of thanksgiving for the ocean and those who work at sea. Methodist Student Minister Karen Le Mouton led the call to worship and the prayer of thanksgiving and Richard Collas, the Baliff of Guernsey, gave the first reading. The second reading was given by…
Divers exploring the rocky reefs around Sark this month came across a very rare sea slug. The animal, just two inches long, was found at L’Etac, the islet off the south coast of Little Sark best known for its puffins. Sea slugs, known more correctly as nudibranchs, are often very colourful, unlike their land counterparts, making them popular with divers particularly underwater photographers. Most only have scientific names. This one,…
On Saturday 10th August friends of St Peter’s Church held their annual fare in the vicarage garden. There were stalls selling books, home grown produce, plants, cakes and bric-a-brac as well as a tombola, raffle, coconut shie and all sorts of other games. The event raised over two thousand pounds for Church funds. St Peter’s is still in need of a full time vicar. Visiting priests have been taking the…
Some of Sark’s children enjoyed a night camping out at the beginning of August. The event was organised by the Sark Watch wildlife group and was based at the Forest School site within the grounds of the Seigneurie. Once the tents were pitched there were games on a natural history theme then after sunset local wildlife expert Penny Prevel led the group on a bat-watching walk. Penny explained how bats…
On Friday 16th August the Friends of Sark Music present Tony Jacobs and Jim Barry giving a concert of George Gershwin, Cole Porter and Irvine Berlin pieces. The Sark Horse, Dog and Pet Show takes place on Saturday 18th August, a great day out for the family and four legged friends. The Grand Autumn Flower and Produce Show takes place at the Island Hall on 28thand 29th August. Garden Walks…
Creux Harbour has been getting a little attention this month as its stonework has been repaired and repointed. So that the stone masons could get to all parts of the wall, Jeremy La Trobe-Bateman brought one of the island’s cranes alongside so that the work platform could be used. The main harbour wall here was completed in the early 1870s replacing a series of breakwaters that were destroyed in…
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