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Never too old to watch Tinkerbell!
What a full day today! Was up at 6 30, and running by 7. It's a great time of day, sooo cold and the light was just beginning to shine through. There is a stillness as you pound the pavement, whatching your breath routinely appear before you. It's so silent (as most normal people are in bed!!). Did a spot of yoga when I got back, before I had a shower ...
Laying siege to Honfleur
... in Honfleur. We are fortunate to be there at 12 noon so get the full works!
The views are lovely and give us a good view also of the bridge. Honfleur itself is a little gem,lovely winding cobbled streets, many old houses which now house many cafes and small shops, and a beautiful harbour surrounded by tall thin houses with yet more cafes and bars. By now the sun is shining so Christophe drops us off for a walk round and we go up ...
Monet, Monet, Monet!!!!
... so skip the long queue at the ticket desk and head straight for the water gardens. Amazingly there are water lilies in bloom, and quite a lot of flowers in bloom. The lily ponds are beautiful, very tranquil and not too packed with people. There are many Japanese people as Monet had a connection with Japan, hence the Japanese style bridges.
Next we visit the house and gardens, the house has a typical Normandy construction. One room wide but very long, ...
Caen: Walking in the Footsteps of Excellence
... on the bus and tram system heavily, and at times it was a bit confusing to me, but I figured out how to read a schedule and to read the plan of the line that tells you where the bus is going next. The tram was much easier, because it ran through the middle of town, so you couldn't really mess it up. There were some frustrating moments where I wasn't sure if I'd gotten on the right bus, or where I knew I had gotten on the wrong one and had to wait for the next stop, get ...
A D-Day Education in Caen
... spent over 5 hours and still felt like we were rushing. Exhibits are divided into The World Before 1945, The World After 1945 and D-Day. The Battle of Normandy is depicted particularly well. An impressive array of objects, maps and photographs complements the text descriptions (in French, English and German - further expressing the aim for reconciliation). Films, scattered throughout the exhibits, ...
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