What happens here?
And why doesn't France own it?
What happens here?
And why doesn't France own it?
>What happens here?
Nothing of interest
>And why doesn't France own it?
They're cucks
French people are awful swimmers
is new caledonia the french version of falklands?
THOSE ARE THE "BELGRANO ISLANDS"
Y SON ARGENTINAS
>and why doesn't France own it?
They exist to remind the French that once they were British property
France has enough tiny little islands, it's only fair to share the burden.
>What happens here?
I've been there twice. It's very nice. Go visit there one day, if you ever get the chance. Not a lot "happens", though. It's very old fashioned, but in the good sort of way.
>And why doesn't France own it?
I'm not sure on the exact history, but I think it may have been French at one point(?). Everyone only spoke English when I was there though (besides a few tourist hikers traveling to small local islands via boat).
nothing happens
100-year-war happened
ISIS lives there
Finn actually has a point
By the way, Guernsey was the place I stayed every time (as opposed to Jersey). I've rarely ever seen a Guernsey flag here. Perhaps if I ever visit again I'll post here just for fun. Oh, And I just realized I've been there 3 times, not 2.
They grow the best variety of potato that thankfully you jf don't know about.
Lol implying their potato is better than PEI's.
I don't care to google what that is.
nah they have things like that all over its just aussies st pierre et miquelon
I assume it stands for Prince Edward Island, a large Canadian maritime Island near New Brunswick
jersey is nice
not really much to do though
it's a province sir
LAS MALVINAS FRANCESAS
sarks cool
no cars
It is a reminder of all the clay they lost
SHEIKH