Guernsey - 17-19th C. Fortifications

Le Petit Bôt Tower no. 13, 1778-1779	One of 15 loophole towers constructed after the start of the American Revolution	Le Petit Bôt Tower om the south coast of Guernsey	Petit Bôt Tearooms next to the tower, Guernsey
Le Petit Bôt Tower protests the small beach at Petit Bôt Bay	Fort Pezeries, 17th C., at the west end of Guernsey	Fort Grey, protecting the long beach at Rocquaine Bay on the west coast of Guernsey	Fort Grey, an 1804 Martello Tower built on the ruins of the 17th C. Château de Rocquaine
Low tide at Fort Grey, Rocquaine Bay, Guernsey	Today Fort Grey houses a local shipwreck museum	Stop at Fort Grey on a cycle ride around Guernsey	Anchor, Fort Grey Shipwreck Museum
History of Fort Grey	Fort Grey is named after General Charles, Earl Grey of Howick, governor of Guernsey 1797-1807	Fort Grey at low tide, Guernsey	Vazon Road loophole tower, Castel
Vazon Road loophole tower, Castel	Vazon Road loophole tower, Castel	Fort Hommet, Vazon Bay, Guernsey	Fort Hommet was built in 1680 in Castel at the center of the northwest coast of Guernsey
A Martello Tower was added to Fort Hommet in 1804	Fort Hommet, one of 3 Martello Towers on Guernsey, 1804	Information about Fort Hommet, Guernsey	Grandes Rocques Fort, Guernsey
Grandes Rocques Fort, Guernsey	Rousse Tower, Grand Havre Bay, Guernsey	Guernsey Loophole Tower no.5, L'Ancresse	Guernsey Loophole Tower no.5, L'Ancresse
Guernsey Loophole Tower no.5, L'Ancresse	Fort Le Marchant, on the northeastern headlands of Guernsey	L'Ancresse Bay from Fort Le Marchant, Guernsey	Fort Le Marchant, Guernsey
L'Ancresse Bay and Loophole Tower 5, Cycling Guernsey	Fort Le Marchant, 1680 with 1805 improvements during the Napoleonic Wars	L'Ancresse Bay from Fort Le Marchant	Fort Doyle, 1805, Guernsey