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... that day that turned into such a massacre. The American cemetery has more than 10,000 soldiers buried there and is a beautiful park-like setting right bordering on cliffs of the beach. All the small towns we went through were somehow damaged or totally destroyed by the war which was something the tour guide was continually pointing out .. even with all the beautiful structures you can not help but think how much more fabulous it must have been before the war.

... many times--especially at dinner parties--in that engaging way he tells them, preaches and teaches, talks in his sleep (just kidding on that one).

Some time in our 12 years of marriage, I began really tuning in to the church, my church, maybe your church to, with all its history becoming significant to me personally. It didn't really feel like history any more, it felt like a part of ...

... 8217;s activities for toddlers to teens. Many P&V properties feature action-packed clubs for teenagers where your teens can hang out, make new friends and sample a fabulous choice of sports and activities. Clubs are divided into two age groups: 13-15 year olds and 16-18 year olds with a range of activities and events tailored to each ...

... or opt for a pampering treatment at a spa. Doing Deauville Deauville has grown from humble beginnings into a stylish resort town famous for its elegant high life. It was the racecourse that first brought Parisian aristocrats here, and racing is still a very popular sport ...

Thursday April 16th: departed Britain on the 8:30pm sailing from Portsmouth to St Malo. We spent the week in Brittany with Jie's mum and her husband Steve, chilled out - ate and drank very well and dug stones out of the garden. Tuesday and Wednesday were largely taken up with our initiation into the St Nicolas de Pelem pensioners walking club - not an easy task.

... here I sit (wifi at the chateau) updating with gibberish for all my family and friends to read. Outside my window is the Chateau de Josselin complete with a quiet canal and tweeting birds. Tonight I thought I'd have to sleep in the car and now I rest in comfort. Ahhhh.... the French. Just teasing me. Tonight we will wander this wonderful town and tomorrow.... who knows.... perhaps we will head again to the seaside and taste the wonders of French cooking.

We spent a week with Christophe's relatives in Locquirec which is a quaint coastal town in the NW of France.  We had a fantastic time just relaxing, eating lots and hanging out with the family.   Thank you so much Jacky, Francoise, Valerie, Olivier, Leah and Estelle for your generosity and taking such good care of us. You have such a warm home and we look forward to seeing you again on the way back!

We went to the beach on day 3 of our trip. We drove to very nice and picturesque spot where we met some of Sophie's cousins, Aunts and Uncles. The place was very nice though it would have been nice to know ahead of time that this was a pebble beach. Well, let's be honest, they were rocks. It was a rock beach. Pebbles allow for at least a tolerable level of discomfort and these certainly were not ...

... seen across the ocean came and strong! But I couldn't huddle in a mseum for our limited time there. So into the falling fray, past the rows of pristine white crosses and stars of david I walked. I couldn't let the present temps stop me from paying my respects for the past temps. (corny as it sounds, cliche as it may be, it was so moving to be there, so strong were the feelings of pride and sorrow. i can never forget it.)