We continue pottering along Normandy’s northern coast, enroute to the WWII D-day landing beaches.
We continue pottering along Normandy’s northern coast, enroute to the WWII D-day landing beaches.
We’ve spent a good deal of the past 13 years wandering where the road takes us without any version of a plan beyond starting and end points.
It might have taken 48 days, but we’re finally in France. The plan is to slowly cruise the northern coast from Cherbourg to Calais, hopefully serving to both keep us within our mileage limit and deliver a last, if petite, French adventure.
Well it’s finally here. The eleusive workshop appointment. Once more, our fate is in other’s hands.
Oh! Our last day in France! Time has unfortunate habit of snapping into warp speed at journey’s end. We set off for the short drive to Caen* in preparation for a crack of dawn** start […]
Well here we are again. As a favoured last stop before ferry crossings, Honfleur has become a French home away from home. It’s nice sometimes, to be in a place instantly recognisable, without having to […]
France’s northern coast continues to provide fresh delights. I have no idea why we persisted with inland treks east on prior travels, when the coast has so much to offer. Today, Normandy gives us the […]
Well what a delightful surprise Saint Valery sur Somme turned out to be. It wasn’t on our original path but with a cornucopia of treasures to enjoy we end up staying not for one day […]
We’ve finally arrived at France’s northern coast, in Le Touquet. It’s an area we’ve not explored before, having crossed inland through farmland on previous travels. The plan is to stick to the coast for the […]
It’s fair to say that Himself is obsessed with all matters pertaining to war. Purely up to him, European travels would consist of stormed beaches, bunkers and battlefields, punctuated only by stops for burgers and […]