Bayeux Tapestry

After the cathedral they walks dow to the museum where the Bayeux Tapestry is kept, well let's face it yow cor come ere un not see it.
Unfortunately no pics as yow cor tek em inside. The Tapestry is nearly 70 metres long and 50cm high. Them is given a audio device to listen to which tells um the story, which is a good job otherwise they wundn't ave a clue what they was looking at.
The Tapestry is divided into about 50 sections or scenes each depicting a different part of the story of the Norman conquest of England in 1066 by William Duke of Normandy culminating in the Battle of Hastings. It was actually quite interesting and amazing to think it was med in the 11th century.

After they leaves here they stop for a spot of lunch, they had a Croque Monsuier and a Galette un very nice they was too. He's found another flower he like but having a job to find the name. Ice cream to follow while walking back the war museum.Baca lagi