Normandy and D-Day sites Pictures

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March 1st 2015

Published: March 1st 2015

Here are pictures from my tour of Normandy, France. The first photos are from the town of Bayeux, which is where I stayed. A beautiful town and beautiful region of France.... Read Full Entry

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Poppies to remember veterans.

A house in Bayeux. A beautiful, very French town.

One of the oldest buildings in Bayeux. Made using timber and stone.

The local bakery in Bayeux. Saw many people walking the streets with their baguettes.

River that runs through Bayeux.

Sunset from my hotel.

German Cemetery

There are some 21,000 German soldiers buried here. Each stone plaque on the ground represents a soldier.

One of the stone plaques up close. This soldier was just 18 when he died.

This hill houses 200 German soldiers whose names are unknown. The statues on the top are that of a latin cross, and then a mother and father looking out at their sons.

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