Hotel L'Eden Cherbourg
Delasse, Brix Cherbourg, Basse-Normandie, Normandy, 50700, France
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Addio all' Irlanda,dichiarazione d'amore a Dublino
... che ho avuto nel vedere che l’O’Sullivan, il mio pub preferito, ha finalmente riaperto i battenti dopo due anni di stop per bancarotta del proprietario. E ripensavo anche alle centinaia di belle giornate e belle serate che ho passato a Dublino, alle facce di tutte le persone che ho conosciuto, e alla speciale sensazione di essere un italiano all’estero, cosa che ti fa apprezzare la tua patria come mai potresti se non ...
Off to Normandy
... Sue's Uncle) and Norbert.
A couple of drinks and some waxing over the dinner table was then followed by some necessary sleep.
Big day on Saturday. Dad and I are going to :
Mont St. Michel
Pointe du Hoc
Omaha Beach
St Mere Eglise
Vierville sur mer
Colleville sur mer
Bayeux
All in one day, be back late.
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The Normandy Coast and Anniversary Treasures Found
... of the French painter Jean Millet http://www.jeanmillet.org/ Some of the stone houses on either side of a narrow street have been there since 900-1000 AD. Thick fieldstone walls had small door and window openings with uniquely Norman stone lintels and sills. The homes were surrounded by flowers – roses, daisies, and hydrangea. A cat sat in the sun in front of a blue door, warming itself just as its ancestors ...
Another terrifying ferry ride...
... advised us to take gravol while we still could. Even through all of this unsettling conversation, I remained positive and believed that it couldn't possibly be worse than the last ferry we took.
This boat wasn't very big, well it was the smallest ferry we've been on so far. Most "ferries" we've taken have been cruise ships. But this one was a small ship with only 7 floors, one restaurant, 2 lounge areas, 1 theater and a small gift shop. Steve and I went straight to the ...
A rough ride with the boat, and family time!
Ferry crossing Rosslare to Cherbourg.
It was lashing rain down in Wexford on Thursday evening when we got the boat. The Celtic link Normandy explorer was the little boat bobbing between the much larger irish ferries and Stena Line boats. It was meant to be the cattle boat, but I didnt see or smell anything! The cars were parked on the top deck, open to the weather, which meant a thick covering of salt when we arrived in France. ...



