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proprietor of Herm. With the exception of an
orchard, there is little of Jethou under cultivation :
the rest is in fact, a rabbit warren. This orchard
however, is extremely productive, and is said to
supply the proprietor and his friends with excellent
cider.
Jethou is a picturesque object seen from almost any
point. It is very elevated for its size, and excepting
at one spot, its sides are everywhere precipitous.
Two very small rocky islets, both accessible from
Jethou at low water, standing about fifty yards distant
from it,—but at opposite sides of the island,
also add considerably to the picturesqueness of the
scene.
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