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Normandy American Cemetery
This is the chapel at the Normandy American Cemetery near Colleville-sur-Mer and Omaha Beach. The cemetery has 9,388 graves of those killed on D-Day and after.
Le Molay-Littry
While visiting the Bayeux area of Normandy and the D-Day beaches we stayed several nights in Le Molay-Littry. The flags are from the 80th anniversary D-Day commemorations in the town. This photo is of the town center and the others of our guest house and the market where we purchased a bottle of Calvados.
Guest House Le Molay-Littry
Our guest house in Le Molay-Littry was the building with the white door and the windows on both sides of the door.
Cheeses
This was part of the display of cheeses at the market in Le Molay-Littry, where we stayed for several nights. We purchased a number of cheeses but I am unable to show photos of them since they are long ago devoured.
Market in Le Molay-Littry
While in the Bayeux area we stayed in Le Molay-Littry and one morning visited the open-air market there.
31 Jan 2025
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Calvados
Calvados is the brandy for which Normandy is famous. We purchased a bottle at the market in Le Molay-Littry, one of the places we stayed while touring Normandy and the D-Day beaches.
Light Show
The first evening we were in Bayeux (from our guest house in Le Molay-Littry) we watched the light and music show at Bayeux Cathedral. We did not know about the show, but were passing the cathedral on our way to our vehicle when it was starting and stayed to see it all.
Bayeux Cathedral
After wandering around Bayeux and finding a place for our evening meal, we headed for our car, only to find a light show starting at the cathedral.
Pointe de la Courtine
Hiking the cliffs from Etretat to the Antifer Lighthouse (just visible at the top left) was one of the high points of our trip to Normandy last summer. This photo was taken from the cliffs above La Manneporte with Pointe de la Courtine and the Sorcerer's Cave ahead.
