Trinity House is a charitable organisation “dedicated to safeguarding shipping and seafarers, providing education, support and welfare to the seafaring community with a statutory duty as a General Lighthouse Authority to deliver a reliable, efficient and cost effective aids to navigation service for the benefit and safety of all mariners.”
As well as seeing Les Hanois Lighthouse off Guernsey, Sark Lighthouse and Les Casquets Lighthouse during her daytrip to the Bailiwick, Her Royal Highness also visited Torteval Church where she was guided around the recent restoration work and was involved in a short ceremony to commemorate its bicentenary.
The Princess Royal then met parish officials including Torteval Douzaine stalwart Pat Le Tocq.
Pictured: Pat Le Tocq of Torteval Douzaine meeting HRH Princess Anne. Mr Le Tocq’s wife Anne is to the left of the picture
Image by Chris George
During her visit to Torteval Church, Princess Anne also toured a series of outdoor displays that tell the story of rural and historic Guernsey. These included a vintage military display and the hand made 1500 poppies made by local crafters.
Pictured top: Isabella Mauger presented Her Royal Highness with a bouquet of flowers