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And the car ride begins...
Day 5
We begin the countryside portion of our vacation by picking up our adorable car, The Citroen! We actually did a pretty good job navigating the roads and found the change in pace very relaxing. Our first stop was at Chateau de La Roche-Guyon. The chateau dated back to the 12th century and was built out of the side of a cliff. It …
Never too old to watch Tinkerbell!
... started working. Emptied the dishwasher and sorted breakfast. Then walked up to the shops, as the mother I am au pairing for was sooooo tired because the baby had her up since 3 30!!! Then this afternoon, got the bus with the daughter to the mall where we watched Tinkerbell -- quite enjoyed it actually, quite nice to watch a kiddy film once in a ...
Laying siege to Honfleur
The weather is cold and grey again about 11c and rain threatens but we wrap up and set off.
Today we have our tour with Cristophe. Having been told he spoke little English it is a very pleasant surprise to find that he speaks very good English, and is chatty and enthusiastic so we are set for a good day!
We head off towards Honfleur over the Bridge of Normandy which is the first bridge on the Seine from the sea. It is ...
Monet, Monet, Monet!!!!
... body of his younger brother. Also Buried here is Rollo who was the ancestor of William the Conqueror and hence our own dear Queen.
On our way back to the ship Francis takes us to Harfleur where he lives, it is only afew minutes from Le Havre and is a lovely Medieval town with a small river running through it an da lovely old parish church.
We have had a wonderful day and another good evening with our friends follows, before we head off to bed early ...
Caen: Walking in the Footsteps of Excellence
... s abbey is without doubt the most beautiful man-made structure I've ever seen. Most churches in France are ornately decorated, extremely opulent. All the Catholic bling pretty much blinds you when you walk in the door. The Abbaye aux Dammes was nothing like this though. It was constructed of white stone on the inside. There was a great absence of stained glass. Instead, there were large open windows, flooded with natural light. The sunshine playing off the white ...
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