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In winter, when the castle is closed, stop at the weekly Saturday farmers market in St Martins. Pick up sunshine-yellow Guernsey butter and juicy steaks from the Meadow Court Farm stall,Kicksokok.com, pork sausages from Fauxquets Valley, and find freesias alongside freshly picked fruit and veg at Pampered Veg.12pm Hauteville House (38 Rue Hauteville; 01481 721911;?victorhugo.gg; opens April 1) is the former residence of Victor Hugo, who lived on the island for 15 years during his period of exile from France. Book a tour (entry ?7) around the quirky residence for a glimpse into the mind of the man; his extraordinary attention to detail and over-the-top decorative touches will horrify and delight in equal measure. [img]/content/dam/Travel/2016/December/Cornet-travel-AP105852239.jpg?imwidth=480[/img] Castle Cornet guards the entrance to St Peter Port Credit: AP/FOTOLIA 1pm Guernsey’s seafood is venerated, and rightly so. 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[img]/content/dam/Travel/2016/December/Peter-travel-Getty-59027440.jpg?imwidth=480[/img] Boats bob in the picturesque St Peter Port Credit: GETTY Guernsey’s military history is writ large with coastal fortifications dotted along the southern cliffs, but enthusiasts should make the nearby?German Occupation Museum (Les Houards; 01481 238205;?germanoccupationmuseum.co.uk; opens April; ?5) their first stop. Newspaper cuttings and evocative images of Nazi-occupied Guernsey sit alongside uniforms and unexploded bombs, providing a fascinating insight into one of the island’s darkest periods. 3.30pm Drive south to?Rue du Moulin Huet, before stopping for a bracing clifftop walk along the medieval green lanes and Ruettes Tranquilles. Take in the sweet perfume of spring’s first blooms here, where glimpses of sea peek through spindly undergrowth. 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