St. Brelade (click on photograph to bring up bigger/better version).

	A large pump in St. Aubin, by the side of the A13 (Mont les Vaux), opposite the church of St. Aubin on the Hill, which was reputedly used by vessels in the harbour to replenish their water supplies (a bit of a long haul). It has an upper spout and a lower stopcock. Above it, carved in the granite is:
	18 HARBOUR 62
	And a wooden sign with faded painted lettering reads:
	NOTICE WATER FROM THIS PUMP INTENDED FOR DRINKING PURPOSES MUST BE BOILED BEFORE USE. TO BE USED FOR DOMESTIC PURPOSES ONLY
	Markings: Sadly, the foundry plaque which used to be affixed to the front of the pump is now missing. Manufacturer: The lost plaque stated " G.LE FEUVRE IRON FOUNDER JERSEY 1862".

This one's nearby, outside the Gervais Le Gros Centre, St. Aubin. Markings: None. Manufacturer: Unk.

Tucked away in a close off La Rue du Crocquet, St. Aubin. Markings: None. Manufacturer: Unk.

On a barn wall, by the side of the road near La Corbière. Markings: None. Manufacturer: Unk.

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