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| Carol Nickerson Wright | profile | all galleries >> Galleries >> Normandy May 2007 | tree view | thumbnails | slideshow |
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 5/19 Bayeux Cathedral keeps watch over the town |
 May 19 - This is how the Bayeux Tapestry is displayed. |
 5/19 Bayeux |
 5/19 A wine tasting in Bayeux |
 5/19 Same tasting |
 5/19 The tasting continues |
 The simple task of filling up the car .. |
 May 19 - Arromanches - remains of a Mulberry Harbor, the most extraordinary industrial and maritime achievement of war |
 Arromanches - for 3 months after D-Day this was the largest port in the world. |
 Arromanches -the beach has seen a great deal of suffering and bravery by resolute men |
 The Mulberry Harbor was one of the Allies secret weapons |
 The Mulberry Harbor protected the landings of 2 and 1/2 million men and 1/2 million vehicles |
 Our breakfast place in Bayeux |
 Our breakfast place in Bayeux - John, Dick, Jan |
 May 20 - The American Cemetery at Colleville-sur-mer near the Point du Hoc |
 Giant relief of the Battle for Normandy & Battle for Europe are on the walls |
 1725 Acres, 9,387 servicemen and women are laid to rest here |
 Three Medal of Honor Recipients are here |
 The crosses face America... |
 an unknown soldier at the American Cemetery |
 May 20 - outside a small museum |
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