[QUOTE=Louise;53640] 1. Fort Clonque, which is managed by the Landmark Trust and can be rented as a holiday home (sleeps 13 - anyone for a cruise to Alderney??).
12 of us stayed at Fort Clonque, You wont regret it. All you need is loads of booze, food and humour. Got some great photos of some interesting moments.
Yes, this is Fort Clonque.
It is joined to the "mainland" by a causeway built by the Germans during the war.
It can be covered at high tide, which makes coming back from an evening in the pub interesting-especialy as there are no street lights (indeed, there are no streets-just an unmade, mud "way") and its a long way from any other building.
Of course, in the summer, the mud dries. Ha Ha.
RIB Saffron
