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Honfleur, a quaint village near le Havre where we had lunch.

Honfleur, a quaint village near le Havre where we had lunch
Why is Walter so slender? Because Walter eats lots of salads. NO BREAD. NO PASTA, NO POTATO.

Honfleur, a quaint village near le Havre where we had lunch.
Cynthia's salad. Okay so she had bread, but I did not.

Normandy Invasion - Where the artificial port is located near the village of Arromanches-Les-Bains.
This is 40 miles or so east of Omaha Beach.
This was built by the USA military to create an harbor for the ships to unload their troops and cargo.

Normandy Invasion - Where the artificial port is located near the village of Arromanches-Les-Bains.
This was built by the USA military to create an harbor for the ships to unload their troops and cargo.
They brought in ships and barges and sunk them to form the harbor.
The one circles in red in the distance are what is left of the sunken ships.
The ones on the beach in the foreground are part of the unloading ramps.

The American Military graves near Omaha Beach. This is near the town of Vierville

Le Mont St-Michel
No, I did not hire a helicopter. I took a photo of a post card.

Le Mont St-Michel. I took this photo.

Dinner in Le Mont St-Michel at the hotel where there is restaurant that famous for its omelets.

Have you ever hear the term ''Limousine Liberal?'' That is a left winger who lives the good life but he wants to give away your money to the poor. So I guess that Trotsky was the first Limousine Liberal. There are many photos of famous people who have eaten at the hotel in Le Mont St-Michel and Trotsky's was there. His photo is up on the wall. Believe the prices are NY City PLUS. So what is Trotsky doing in a place like this. I guess that he was helping to organize the dish washer's union.

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