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Day 3: Normandy
... a piece of shrapnel. SO amazing! We also were able to go up to the hedgerows, an old tank, and even crawled into a pillbox. Seriously, even as I read this back to myself, the words don't even begin to touch on how hard it tugged on our hearts. It was like grandpa was there. Tom was walking and said aloud, "Okay, where to next, grandpa?" and we immediately smelled a horrific whiff of horse ****. I made no immediate ...
Brest
Bon essayons donc de faire un petit text français. Je suis arrivé donc le dimanche soir à la gare de Brest après passer quelques heures dans le TGV ou j'ai du payer un supplément pour la résevation pour une place non accordé, veut dire, que j'étais débout dans le bistrot ou j'ai eu un petite discution avec le barman.
A l'arrivée, il pleuvait, et ce ...
The Beaches of Normandy Weekend: Part 3
... be the perfect ambiance for the dank, dark places we were crawling into.
Haley and I made a point to explore every bunker we could find. Almost all of them were just dark, cold, stone rooms underground. A couple had lights in them so tourists could get a good look, but, overall, we needed to rely on Haley's iPhone flashlight app. At one point, we were convinced we were going to get stuck, (or taken by the evil spirits of the dead German soldiers in the bunkers), and ...
The Beaches of Normandy Weekend: Part 2
... monument surrounds a bronze statue of a naked man known as the "Spirit of American Youth." Behind the memorial statue is the Wall of the Missing, also a semi-circle garden. Inscribed on the walls are 1,557 names. Over the years, during constructions and searches, some of the bodies belonging to these names have been recovered and identified. When someone is found, their name gets a bronze roseette next to it; there are only about a dozen names on ...
Met een persoonlijke gids de stad in
Het was heerlijk fietsen in de stad van Morlaix. Philippe woonde daar al jaren en wist ongelooflijk veel te vertellen. De Viaduc is wel echt een zeer herkenbaar symbool in het centrum van de stad.
Nadien hebben we nog de ...
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