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To round off your week with a smile, Express is bringing you some more feel-good stories in a round-up of positive social media posts from across the island.
Here are some of the posts that brightened our days...
Self-confessed 'book hoarder', Grace Garnier, received a note from two young islanders who picked up books from her roadside book stall in Grouville.
A sack of Jersey Royal potatoes received first class treatment on this trip to Portsmouth, as export season gets underway.
It's @JerseyRoyalCo season, and @Condor_Ferries are working hard to ensure these Very Important Potatoes are being shipped through Portsmouth in plentiful supply.
— Portsmouth Port (@PortsmouthPort) April 23, 2020
When the chips are down, it's a-peeling to know critical roots are still running. ???? https://t.co/NKt1bL7JC3 pic.twitter.com/WKYZxMHwWo
Local music teacher and composer, Rebecca Lawrence, collated hundreds of photos from islanders to create a video showing life in Jersey this month.
Thomas Norman, a Jersey-based illustrator, has the answer to your next lockdown activity.
Jersey Heritage is firing a cannon at Elizabeth Castle every Thursday to support Clap for our carers.
If you hear cannon fire at 8pm tonight, don’t worry! We're not under attack! The Master Gunner at #ElizabethCastle is going to fire the cannon every Thurs to signal our support for #ClapforourCarers and the Island in general during the current crisis. #jerseyci #communityspirit pic.twitter.com/gG4mMp53YE
— Jersey Heritage (@loveheritage) April 23, 2020
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