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Between argentina and great britain. Here, theres most definitely a before and an after 1982. After the war, the Falkland Islands developed a fishing industry, and they became rich. The falklands are still a british overseas territory, but theyre independant on many, many levels. They have a great education system, they have their own constitution, they have a great hospital, and theyre only 3000 People Living here. Pretty impressive. And people seem to be very happy. Its a land of wind, of sheep, of fish. And its a land of penguins. Welcome to the falklands. john fowler youre on the Falkland ...

Between argentina and great britain. Here, theres most definitely a before and an after 1982. After the war, the Falkland Islands developed a fishing industry, and they became rich. The falklands are still a british overseas territory, but theyre independant on many, many levels. They have a great education system, they have their own constitution, they have a great hospital, and theyre only 3000 People Living here. Pretty impressive. And people seem to be very happy. Its a land of wind, of sheep, of fish. And its a land of penguins. Welcome to the falklands. john fowler youre on the Falkland ...

Following the visit of Her Highness the Princess Royal in November 2022, FIGAS have received a letter of congratulation following their work in enabling the Princess to visit the Camp and the Outer Islands A well deserved a letter to all the staff at FIGAS who work hard to ensure their passengers get the best services.

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21 January 2021 A lovely holiday with her son and daughter-in-law almost turned to disaster for Falkland Islander Judy White (71) this week. Photo image shows where Judy was found – pic Judy White Judy, who had gone to visit her son Alan White and wife Jacqui on beautiful West Point Island, had decided on Tuesday to take a walk while her family and visitors Richard and Marlene Short were out for the day, Jacqui told Penguin News. Judy (now named Nana Bear Grylls by her grandson Oliver) headed “out towards the airstrip and around the coast,” she told e...