Le Manoir de Crepon
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Marche de Port en Bessin et retour..
... aller manger comme toujours a Arromanches a l'hotel en face du musee, mais les gars sont pas motives.. Donc on range tout, on nettoie, et on part...
Sur le retour on s'arrete chez Ludo pour boire l'apero..
Puis on rentre... Avec Jules on mate un film...
Coucher pas trop tard..
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A nap amikor tanultunk valamit a francia konyháról
... tteremhez kb. 15:30 fele, egy hölgy közölte, hogy a konyha már bezárt és lassan az étterem is azt teszi. Így jártunk a másik kettő ajánlott hellyel is, így mindenkinek javasoljuk, ha ezen országban jár, akkor 1 óra körül már üljön be valahova enni, mert különben éhen marad. Ezek után üres gyomorral visszaültünk a kocsiba és hazafelé betérve Bayeux-ba végül egy nonstop nyitvalévő McDonald's mellett döntöttünk szégyenszemre. De nagyon ...
Touring the Normandy Beaches and D-Day sites
... John Steele) gets his chute caught on the church steeple is in St. Mere Eglise. In memory (and for the tourists) there still remains a parachute and a “paratrooper dummy.”
After about nine hours of touring, we were back in Bayeux. There is really so much to see related to D-Day. We only explored the American sector – Utah and Omaha. There are other three other beaches in ...
Day 6
... the town that has a model of a paratrooper in his harness hanging from the church steeple - just like John Steel landed on DDay). Also, this is the first French town liberated during WW2, coming at 430am the morning of DDay.
We moved on to where Lt. Meehan's plane went down. He was the Easy Company commander that died, along with everyone else, after having their plane shot down prior to jumping.
You know the scene where the guys ...
World Heritage in Northern France
... sent in to scale the 100ft cliffs and take out the guns. While the guns had already been moved prior to the attack, the bunkers were still in use and could have posed a problem if the guns had been moved back. There were some spectacular views from Pointe du Hoc, both out at the sea and cliffs and back on land where there were massive craters from the naval bombardment of the land. Unfortunately, as with Utah Beach, it was cold and VERY windy.
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