I am looking to buy a little house in Normandy France. I do not know the area much and I am going to visit there to see around. I am going to be there in mid Sept. I was looking at a lil town by the name of Honfluer – any one can give me a local input about it. Or any other little town that is historic and quite in the area.
Thanks

Posted: September 2nd, 2010 under Normandy FAQ.
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It's glamorous, the programme is exciting and it's accessible. Just three great reasons to visit the Deauville American Film Festival. The well-established, highly regarded festival has been held here for 36 years. This year the special guest is Annette Bening, so you can see some of the films she was in, from Valmont (1989), Bugsy (1991) and American Beauty (1991) to the latest, The Kids Are All Right.

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Posted: August 30th, 2010 under France Travel.
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Alsatian wines are sensational, and here's a great chance to taste them at the Salon Degusta Food Festival. It's being held in the impressive Automobile Museum-- Schlumpf Collection in Mulhouse among the gleaming Rolls-Royces and the two Bugatti Royales, Hispano-Suiza and other legendary names. There are 437 cars from 97 different makes. Quite a collection.

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Posted: August 26th, 2010 under France Travel.
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Saw this whilst on holiday in Normandy, France. Very picturesque setting at the site of an 1800s mill which was apparently the old Bayeux hospital. It is situated just around the corner from the famous Bayeux Tapestry site….

Posted: August 25th, 2010 under Normandy Videos.
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Posted: August 24th, 2010 under Normandy Videos.
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HI againNieuwpoort was the last of the prebooked sites so we were now free to go wherever we want and to start taking advantage of the French AiredeServices if you don't know what an AiredeService is well most towns and even villages in France welcome motorhome travellers by allowing them to stay overnight in designated parking area for 24 or 48 hours sometimes with no facilities but som

Posted: August 23rd, 2010 under Lower Normandy.
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The World War 2 Cemetery at Bayeux, Normandy, France. No music added to distract from the peace, quite and tranqility of the place. Spend a few moments reflecting and paying your respects….

Posted: August 19th, 2010 under Normandy Videos.
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LeHavre France 13th July 2010.Well the journey is almost over. I am takingh it easy in LeHavre whilst Lyn is in Paris with friends. I decided not to make the blood clot any worse by walking around a city I have no real interest in.I am really looking forward to England tomorrow and seeing the family visiting my old stomping grounds and most importantly visiting the grave of my Dad as I hav

Posted: August 13th, 2010 under Lower Normandy.
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Last weekend Bucknell took us on an excursion to Normandy. As Irsquom sure you can tell Irsquom getting very behind on my blogging due to me wanting to write down too many memories that I donrsquot want to forget and also due to the fact that generally when I leave I donrsquot bring my computer with me. So Irsquoll just say that Normandy was fabulous but Irsquom going to try to not

Posted: August 13th, 2010 under Lower Normandy.
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Cherbourg is a pleasant and bustling town. After tidying the boat having lunch chilling for a bit recovering our nerve and showering it was early evening. We went for a walk to exchange our money and explore. Unfortunately the bureau de change was closed so we decided to withdraw some Euros for our dinner and swallow the fee With the cash nestled snugly in our pockets we took a walk around

Posted: August 13th, 2010 under Lower Normandy.
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