Ian Ronayne reflects on what we carry forward, and why choosing to remember still matters on this walk in Jersey’s east.
Liberation is often remembered through dates, images and ceremony. But does history have a way of slipping from view?
This walk with Ian Ronayne looks at how lived experience becomes compressed into symbols, and how complexity is lost as time passes. Using the landscape as evidence, it explores what remains visible, what has faded, and why understanding place matters when memory grows distant.
A reflective walk about time, distance and the choice to keep complexity alive.
Learn more about Ian Ronayne and his publications at: www.amazon.co.uk/stores/Ian-Ronayne
Meet in the Long Beach, Grouville Common. near the Millennium stone: www.w3w.co/insist.blinker.pays
Bus route 1.
Duration: Allow 2.5 hours. Difficulty: 🔵🔵⚪⚪⚪
Moderate walk with mixed terrain. Wear sensible footwear, such as trainers or wellies, as you’ll be walking over wet and rocky surfaces.
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