This is at the end of “Mourier Valley”. The Valley is situated on the North coast along by one of many coast walking paths that stretch right along the North Coast where the scenery is spectacular.  There is a reservoir at the bottom of the Valley that is used and the over flow forms a waterfall over into the sea. Where this photo was taken is that you have a choose of going left/right or go up the valley away from the cliff path and inland. There are some rare sheep roaming wild over big areas of land, this is because the type of sheep they have keep the bracket down so that the native plants will grow. They are inspecting a number of lambs in March. The particular sheep is very much at home on the steep cliffs. From any where on the North Coast you can see the other islands and France and also the Ecrehous. Some of the places along the paths you come across “Fulmars” which is a sea bird can easily be thought that it was a normal herring gull, there are some places that you can lie down just feet away from flying Fulmars as they drift along on the wind currants. Very rare do they land all to feed the chicks and to give the other parent a chance to have a stretch of their wings and also to having a go at catching some fish.

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