NC Pt.VII - The Cemetery
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The American Cemetery near Omaha Beach is quite impressive. It’s a vast area,
and every single piece of grass looks like it’s been manually
normandy
NC Pt.VI - Photo ops are timeless
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Along the Normandy landing beaches are many memorials commemorating D-Day in
1944. In case you’re unfamiliar with the whole scenario, here’s
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NC Pt.V - Beach houses
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I’m getting more unimaginative by the second. Hence the headline.
We spent quite some time driving along the coast of lower Normandy. We stopped
at
NC Pt. IV - Beach House
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Fed up yet? Yes, didn’t think so.
We spent a considerable amount of our time inside the car, but we made sure we
only went
NC Pt.III - Les Andelys
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After exactly 12 hours of travel, we had reached the Normandy. The first place
we decided to look at was a town called Vernon. It turned