The photos below are what we saw.
Honfluer is an old
town with narrow streets.
Odd
passage between buildings.
Most of
the buildings had storm shutters.
A carved
cow skull for sale in a tourist shop. This would look good
on Thor.
This
antique auto passed us on the street.
The old
watch tower near the harbor.
This
intricate device is a block for the storm windows and it used to
hold them open. Note that it rotates on a pin.
The new
harbor watch tower.
The
bridge at Honfluer that allows passage over the harbor to points
north.
Michele
is shopping for local cider.
The
narrow streets provided an interesting, old world effect.
A
private home we spotted en route to Trouville.
The road
to Trouville provided a view of the beach area.
Homes
near the road to Trouville.
The
Trouville casino dominated the downtown landscape.
The
Trouville boardwalk was actually that - boards.
Summer
apartments at the beach.
Looking
north toward Honfluer.
The
Honfluer area had a large container handling capability.
Yet
another odd small car we spotted.
Abandoned
anchors seem to make good monuments to lost sailors. The
best part is that theft is not a concern.
Some of
the locals go exploring for dinner. They are likely
seeking clams, oysters or mussels.
Low tide
left the trawlers on the rocks in the canal.
Several
of us felt we were near Angerville and the signs confirmed our
feelings.
Our
route took us over the rolling hills outside Caen.
A
country home near the overlook point.
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