This week's blog is a miscellany.
Last week I posted images from the gardens of Claude Monet at Giverny. When I left the gardens I had lunch in the village before taking photographs there.
I have driven many times between Évreux and Giverny and almost invariably have passed through a delightful little village called Cocherel. It is situated on the banks of the river Eure (after which the Department is named). This year I decided to hunt out somewhere to park there and take some photographs.
The next day I captured some images at the ferry terminal at Ouistreham, Calvados, as I waited for my ferry to set sail for Portsmouth, England.
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Giverny
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| After the rain |
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| Where to? |
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| The Monet family grave |
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| Giverny church |
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| The war memorial |
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| The church |
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| Roadside colour |
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| View towards the Seine |
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| More roadside colour |
Cocherel
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| R. Eure |
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| Former mill |
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| Former mill house |
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| Downstream from the mill |
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| Zzzz |
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| River bridge |
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| Upstream |
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| The old mill house |
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| Original dwelling |
Ouistreham
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| The town |
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| 'Sword Beach' (D-Day landings) |
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| The town |
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| The beach |
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| Entrance of Caen canal |
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| Mouth of R. Orne |
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| Old town |
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| Quayside and entrance to the canal |
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| Some technical bits (starboard) |
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| (port) |
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| On our way |
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| Returning fishing boat |
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