St Helena Images
A Selection of my Photos of St Helena
St Helena Lot and Lots Wife Volcanic Rock formations
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St Helena, is this the way to Fairyland?
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St Helena looking over to Sandy Bay from South West Point area
St Helena the road to Sandy Bay. Weather is not always perfect here
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St Helena The Peaks including Diana's Peak
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St Helena the road to blue hill and south west point
St Helena Ferns growing in the trees because of the mists
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St Helena South Side in gloomy weather
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Longwood House, home to Napoleon Bonaparte with Agapanthus in bloom
St Helena the road to blue hill looking east
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St Helena Sandy bay from the Gumwood forest
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St Helena rolling hills around Blue Hill
St Helena Sandy Bay from the south west
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St Helena Fairy Tern returning to its nest
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St Helena Jamestown the capital of the island
St Helena Diana's Peak from the South West
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St Helena Fairyland farm gate
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St Helena Broad Bottom sun through the mist
RMS St Helena, the only way to get to the island
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St Helena is only 16 x 8 Km with few beaches. One of the most remote places in the world
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St Helena Jamestown Christmas
St Helena Half Tree Hollow from High Knoll Fort
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St Helena Jamestown, a normal Saturday afternoon
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 St Helena Jamestown from Ladder Hill on St Helena Day ..... Cars parked everywhere |
St Helena Entrance to Jamestown from the wharf
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ST Helena Jamestown from the Wharf end
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St Helena looking toward Sandy Bay from the south west
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 St Helena Lots Wife Ponds and the hike to get there |
 St Helena Diana's Peak and Tree Fern |
St Helena Jacob's Ladder and Cruise Ship
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St Helena Looking over to Lemon Valley with cannon in foreground
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 St Helena Jamestown and the RMS St Helena in the bay |
St Helena old machinery parts are a common site
St Helena Jamestown wharf
St Helena Jamestown Wharf sundown
St Helena Lot and Lot's Wife at sundown
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St Helena Cottage
St Helena High Knoll Fort
St Helena Lots wife ponds
St Helena Yellow Canary
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St Helena Wirebird, only 600 left in the world
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St Helena Jamestown
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St Helena Jamestown after the rain
