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The Baguette

De captivants à banals, les articles et photographies de “The Baguette” sont une tentative de publier un journal de ma vie dans la Manche et de proposer un forum de discussion pour tout ce qui touche à la Normandie.

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GARE DE CAEN

GARE DE CAEN
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VILLEDIEU-LES-POÊLES

VILLEDIEU-LES-POÊLES

L'ERMITAGE SAINT-GERBOLD

L'ERMITAGE SAINT-GERBOLD

One of the last existing hermitages in France is L’ermitage Saint-Gerbold near Gratot in Normandy. Between 1403 and 1418, Philip of Argouges, lord of Gratot, built the chapel dedicated to Gerbold, a 7th century saint who was the bishop of Bayeux and a...

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ÉGLISE D’ÉCULLEVILLE

ÉGLISE D’ÉCULLEVILLE

Built partly in the 15th and 16th century with a tower built in 1856, l’église d’Eculleville is a small church in La Hague. It was restored in 2000 and includes a fascinating bas-relief charity of St-Martin in polychrome stone. St. Martin was the founder...

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LA FORME NAPOLEON

LA FORME NAPOLEON

LES CITROUILLES

LES CITROUILLES

PORT RACINE

PORT RACINE

Marée haute Marée basse

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L’ÉGLISE SAINT-MARTIN DE BRÉVANDS

L’ÉGLISE SAINT-MARTIN DE BRÉVANDS

L’église Saint-Martin de Brévands near Carentan is composed of a single nave, a transept, whose cross is surmounted by a tower, and a flat chevet. In a crypt beneath the choir, covered with a barrel vault, are wall paintings from the late 13th or early...

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SAINT VAAST-LA-HOUGUE

SAINT VAAST-LA-HOUGUE

COCORICO COCORICO COCORICO

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ÉGLISE SAINT-JEAN DE CAEN

ÉGLISE SAINT-JEAN DE CAEN

The surrounding district of Saint-Jean in Caen was badly bombed during World War II. Most of l'église Saint-Jean had to be rebuilt but, fortunately, it was possible to restore it. The fine Flamboyant Gothic building was begun in the 14th century, and...

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