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Lilly Kelleher (aged 14) carries the Queen's Baton as it makes it's way around the island of Alderney. Guernsey is number 65 of 70 nations and territories the Queen's Baton will visit. Photo: Ben Birchall for Glasgow 2014.
Rebecca Faulkner (aged 8) carries the Queen's Baton as it makes it's way around the island of Alderney. Guernsey is number 65 of 70 nations and territories the Queen's Baton will visit. Photo: Ben Birchall for Glasgow 2014.
Emma Etheredge (aged 15) carries the Queen's Baton as it makes it's way around the island of Alderney. Guernsey is number 65 of 70 nations and territories the Queen's Baton will visit. Photo: Ben Birchall for Glasgow 2014.
John and Maureen Wilsher holds the Queen's Baton outside St Peter's church on the isle of Sark. Guernsey is number 65 of 70 nations and territories the Queen's Baton will visit. Photo: Ben Birchall for Glasgow 2014.
Eden Latter 11, from Herm carefully looks at the Queen's Baton as it visits the the island of Herm. Guernsey is number 65 of 70 nations and territories the Queen's Baton will visit. Photo: Ben Birchall for Glasgow 2014.
Charlie Moore (aged 1), sitting on his dad Brett's shoulders, touches the Queen's Baton as it arrives on the island of Herm. Guernsey is number 65 of 70 nations and territories the Queen's Baton will visit. Photo: Ben Birchall for Glasgow 2014.
Jason Norman, Skipper of the St Peter Port Lifeboat 'Spirit of Guernsey', holds the Queen's Baton as it heads to the island of Alderney. Guernsey is nation 65 of 70 nations and territories the Queen's Baton will visit. Photo: Ben Birchall for Glasgow 2014.
Jason Norman, Skipper of the St Peter Port Lifeboat 'Spirit of Guernsey', holds the Queen's Baton as it heads to the island of Alderney. Guernsey is nation 65 of 70 nations and territories the Queen's Baton will visit. Photo: Ben Birchall for Glasgow 2014.
Grace Millan (aged 5) from St Anne's School, is the first Queen's Baton batonbearer on the island of Alderney. Guernsey is nation 65 of 70 nations and territories the Queen's Baton will visit. Photo: Ben Birchall for Glasgow 2014.
Garry Collins, who will be representing Guernsey at the 2014 Commonwealth Games, takes the baton on shore to Alderney as children from the islands school cheer it on. Guernsey is number 65 of 70 nations and territories the Queen's Baton will visit. Photo: Ben Birchall for Glasgow 2014.
Mia Carpenter (aged seven) carries the Queen's Baton as it makes it's way around the island of Alderney. Guernsey is number 65 of 70 nations and territories the Queen's Baton will visit. Photo: Ben Birchall for Glasgow 2014.
Karl Huddart (aged 10) carries the Queen's Baton as it makes it's way around the island of Alderney. Guernsey is number 65 of 70 nations and territories the Queen's Baton will visit. Photo: Ben Birchall for Glasgow 2014.
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