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Day12
Visiting Claude Monet
October 18 in
FranceA quick stop on our way home brought us to the village Claude Monet lived and painted many of his famous paintings. The beautiful garden had many flowers in a variety of colors.
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1 Following FranceA quick stop on our way home brought us to the village Claude Monet lived and painted many of his famous paintings. The beautiful garden had many flowers in a variety of colors.
FranceWhat a beautiful and sunny day. We were able to enjoy our last afternoon on our terrasse in T-shirt and admiring the amazing view. Even Awen was fascinated by the view.
FranceWe spent our last day in Normandy by doing a long walk on the beach of Carteret. And as the sun was quite warm and we were alone on the beach, we decided to have a quick swim in the refreshing water. Swimming on October 17 in Normandy, not bad!
FranceLong walks on this beautiful beach just in front of our house.
FranceDay trip to the small town of Barfleur and the Gatteville lighthouse on a cloudy day.
FranceOnce more, a beautiful sunset in Normandy. This time at Cap de la hague and with the lighthouse as a foreground.
FranceA 10km hiking trip along the cliffs and forest of Flamanville took us the various vegetation and through a beautiful castle.
FranceFinally, after 1 week of sunshine and very warm temperatures, we had some rain. But this didn't stop to discover the area and so we did a nice long walk from the nez de Jorbourg to the beautiful baie d'ecalgrain. To get dry and warm again, we enjoyed some delicious organic crêpes with a bottle ofRead more
France
Finally, we arrived at the cap de la hague or "the end of the world". The wild nature and the rough sea really impressed us and we fell in love with this isolated piece of land.
At a little restaurant Sylvie was finally able to enjoy a delicious lobster (which was a quite a challenge to eat).
FranceAfter an early start (before 5am) and leaving our cottage we arrived at the D-Day Beaches just on time for a stunning sunrise. We followed the coastal road along the different war memorials with frequent stops and visits of the sites.
