St Clement is the smallest parish on the island, but it’s location on the sheltered south coast and proximity to St Helier have made it a popular place to live. St Clement was Bishop of Rome in 92 AD and is the Patron Saint of Sailors, having achieved martyrdom when he was thrown into the Black Sea with an anchor tied around his neck for providing water to fellow prisoners.
St Clement Parish is southeast of St Saviour. It was about an eight mile walk, but since we walked to the start and then back again, it made our mileage total for the day about 11 miles. We had a bit of everything on our walk — sun, cloud, and rain, but it was definitely less windy than yesterday.
not far from the house
This one offers safe passage
for shipping into St Helier harbor.
There is a lighthouse across from this in the bay
for the same purpose.
and some high residential buildings behind.
These are the only ones we have seen so far.
by young Jerseymen during the occupation
so called as it stays green all year
one of the 19 remaining from the 30 built
as a defense against the French
into a lookout tower during WWII
the original parish hall in St Clement
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