Thanks Korky, I'll ignore the oaf.If you are coming from the west,the order of beaches is Utah,Omaha,Gold,Juno and Sword. After Utah just follow the coast along eastwards. From memory the American Cemetry is just inland from Omaha, and Pegasus Bridge your last stop after Ouistreham.It's not a huge area , I cycled the length of it over 2 days.
We used to use Penze the night before a ferry from Roscoff but last time we were there it was a fairly sad place. I hope things have improved. We now use St Pol de Lion or St Thegonnec if we’re sailing from Roscoff.Thanks Korky, I'll ignore the oaf.
We're in Penzé tonight.
No pic as it really persisting down, as it has almost every day since got here.
Don't forget the Canadian one, Polish just down the road but no good for scooters And don't forget La Cambe German military war grave cemetery,Thanks Korky, I'll ignore the oaf.
We're in Penzé tonight.
No pic as it really persisting down, as it has almost every day since got here.
And make sure to see the original Pegasus Bridge; the current one is a replacement in the same style, but the original is on land near to it (and is currently being repainted - featured on French TV lunchtime news today).If you are coming from the west,the order of beaches is Utah,Omaha,Gold,Juno and Sword. After Utah just follow the coast along eastwards. From memory the American Cemetry is just inland from Omaha, and Pegasus Bridge your last stop after Ouistreham.It's not a huge area , I cycled the length of it over 2 days.
Supposed to only be 5 Van's but there are 13 here now, more or less full all bloody foreigners too.We used to use Penze the night before a ferry from Roscoff but last time we were there it was a fairly sad place. I hope things have improved. We now use St Pol de Lion or St Thegonnec if we’re sailing from Roscoff.
Yes I spotted that on g earth looking for a place to stay.And make sure to see the original Pegasus Bridge; the current one is a replacement in the same style, but the original is on land near to it (and is currently being repainted - featured on French TV lunchtime news today).
Can you elaborate on that please GG?Don't forget the Canadian one, Polish just down the road but no good for scooters And don't forget La Cambe German military war grave cemetery,
You have the Canadian war cemetery just out of Caen on the N158 at BRETTEVILLE pass that at LANGANNERIE you have the Polish war cemetery You also have a Aire in the VillageCan you elaborate on that please GG?
This one is on your route, German War Cemetery Huisnes-sur-Mer well worth a visitI just tried to put in all the places we'd like to visit in Lower Normandy into Autoroute and it only accepted Utah, Omaha and Gold beaches, nothing else in the system, bloody Mericans.
Bear in mind that there could be significant disruption in the Calvados département on 30 May due to the Olympic Flame Relay.I just tried to put in all the places we'd like to visit in Lower Normandy into Autoroute and it only accepted Utah, Omaha and Gold beaches, nothing else in the system, bloody Mericans.
Not at all. I would avoid areas hosting the Olympic Flame Relay (and that's one day per département) and avoid the D-Day commemoration restricted area on 06 June - although if you're already in the restricted area by 05 June and don't move before 07 June I don't believe that you should have any issues.Normandy best missed altogether for a month