Hills of Britain and Ireland
Map of L'lle Perchie
Height: 31m / 102ft • Prominence: 31m / 102ft • Trip reports (hill-bagging)
Tantivy 59
Parked in the car park above Portelet Bay, St Brelade. 16/09/24
16-Sep-24 • Coco the Jersey Bus & Coach driver • flickr
54084581791
Tantivy 11
Stopped at Portelet Bay, St Brelade. 10/06/24
10-Jun-24 • Coco the Jersey Bus & Coach driver • flickr
53807562201
A shady path
Very pleasant - we had all to ourselves.
15-May-24 • Jackie & Dennis • flickr
jersey 53804413716
Ox eye daisies
A cliff path, a carpet of ox eye daisies, blues skies and space!
15-May-24 • Jackie & Dennis • flickr
jersey 53805586816
First glimpse of St Brelade's Bay
There was some more cliff top path, before a short but steep descent and then a short over the rocks to the sand. St Brelade's Bay is separated into two distinct parts by small headland, Pointe Le Grouin. You can just see the far one on this shot, which is more built up. Until we checked the map we had quite a discussion whether it counted as one bay or two, and to be fair I suspect we are both right and both wrong :-)
15-May-24 • Jackie & Dennis • flickr
jersey 53805586806
Open Street Map
This is Open Street Map mapping. Sorry, (topographic) OSNI/Channel Islands/OSI mapping is not available online
Spatial NI has online OSNI mapping. Click "Basemap Gallery" (4 squares icon at the top).
Now would be a good time for a cup of tea.
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Photos
Please tag your photos and upload them to the British and Irish Mountains group on Flickr
The other photos have been geo-tagged as on or around the summit. For less busy mountains, it can be a little hit and miss.
Tantivy 59
Parked in the car park above Portelet Bay, St Brelade. 16/09/24
16-Sep-24 • Coco the Jersey Bus & Coach driver • flickr
54084581791
Tantivy 11
Stopped at Portelet Bay, St Brelade. 10/06/24
10-Jun-24 • Coco the Jersey Bus & Coach driver • flickr
53807562201
A shady path
Very pleasant - we had all to ourselves.
15-May-24 • Jackie & Dennis • flickr
jersey 53804413716
Ox eye daisies
A cliff path, a carpet of ox eye daisies, blues skies and space!
15-May-24 • Jackie & Dennis • flickr
jersey 53805586816
First glimpse of St Brelade's Bay
There was some more cliff top path, before a short but steep descent and then a short over the rocks to the sand. St Brelade's Bay is separated into two distinct parts by small headland, Pointe Le Grouin. You can just see the far one on this shot, which is more built up. Until we checked the map we had quite a discussion whether it counted as one bay or two, and to be fair I suspect we are both right and both wrong :-)
15-May-24 • Jackie & Dennis • flickr
jersey 53805586806
20230928_15h59Em99_La Corbière
28-Sep-23 • Emilien50 • flickr
elbgs jersey jey lafosse sthelier groupe mora voile michel ericf barre philippl 53906893831
20230928_15h59Em00_La Corbière
28-Sep-23 • Emilien50 • flickr
elbgs jersey jey lafosse sthelier groupe mora voile michel ericf barre philippl 53906893781
20230928_15h59Em01_La Corbière
28-Sep-23 • Emilien50 • flickr
elbgs jersey jey lafosse sthelier 53907120078
20230924_11h23Em28_Départ de St Hélier
24-Sep-23 • Emilien50 • flickr
elbgs jersey jey lafosse sthelier 53907319790
Videos
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Notes
- Data: Database of British and Irish Hills v18.2
- Maps: We use OS mapping for England, Scotland, Wales, and the Isle of Man. Sadly, Channel Islands, Northern (OSNI) and Southern Ireland (OSI) mapping isn't available online, so we use Openstreetmap.