Le Richelieu Le Havre
132, rue de Paris Le Havre, Haute-Normandie, Normandy, 76600, France
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Nothing Like Being There
... them in video or photographs. . Imagine getting off of a ship carring pounds of gear; finding yourself in water up to your neck and being shot at from cliffs. If you made it to the beach, you would have to somehow make it across a beach wider than several football fields while dodging bullets, land mines and other obstacles. On June 6, 1944, 2500 American soldiers died on Omaha Beach, ...
Night train to Paris
... looking sleek modern train and on the other side a delapitated dirty looking train reminicent of the one I took in Thailand - I did a double take and said to tim there must be a mistake are you sure it's this one? He was sure and it was. I hoped that the inside would present better than the outside- it did not. everyone pushed onto the train and we were pushed along the smallest of corridors I was trying to find the cabbin numbers but realised too late that we ...
WW2 sites and museums Part 1
... problem is they talk back and I cant understand them, this is when we revert to English. While we were waiting for the train we needed to have a our usual snack of muffin and or pastry - yum. Train was on time and we left the station looking fondly back across our shoulder.
Train is quick, quiet and clean, we sat at a group of 4 seats with tables and chair that recline back - Alex mentioned that this was more room than on ...
Last entry...finally!
... Then hopefully I can chill there and work for a few years then I would love to study abroad again. My experience was absolutely wonderful, and it's making me want to experience so much more. I want to see the world. I want to travel all over. And I will. I am promising myself that. So goodbye for now, hopefully soon I can make another blog soon!! <3
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Lunch on the River Seine
... Notre Dame Cathedral, The Seine. The Left Bank, Montmartre, the Moulin Rouge, Champs-Elysees.
Paris is definitely not a "drive-by" sightseeing opportunity. It is a city that, from the instant you reach its outskirts, calls you to stay a while, sample all the temptations, savor the foods and wines, wonder what is behind every balconied window, down each secretive alley or curving rue, and most of all drink deeply of ...



