Here we are publishing photos that have been taken by guests that have stayed at our bed and breakfast.
Our first contributors are Richard and Rachel who stayed at our b and b for four days and took some fantastic photos with their phone camera starting with a beautiful panoramic of Utah Beach.
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Utah beach is only 20 minutes drive away from our farmhouse...
| Some very clever shots of Utah Beach | We think Richard could have a career in Photograhy |
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| The old watermill at Bayeux | Bayeux Cathedral |
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| Inside Bayeux Cathedral | Inside Bayeux Cathedral |
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| View approaching Mt St Michel | The cloisters at the top of Mt St Michel |
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Ellen and Yurgen from Belgium discovered on the way back from Mont St Michel made a last minute stop Villedieu-les-Poelles home of copper working. The trade was established in the Middle Ages and they use the same methods today to make bells and there are plenty of shops selling copper articles.
| The streets are quaint and pretty | Ellen relaxing by a river |
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| They had a tour and visited a workshop where the actual craftsman talk about their craft | The moulds for the bells are made from mud, goats hair and horse urine and they have been unable to find anything that can replace these materials even today. |
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The Querville museum which shows how people lived during the occupation.
| A replica street | Army life |
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| Street life | War poster |
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Margaret and Terry who stayed at our b and b in May visited Courtance today with its Botanical gardens that thrive in their micro climate.
| Botanical Gardens at Coutance |
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Whilst they were there the bells at the cathederal were ringing the end of Sunday Mass.
| Coutance Cathederal | Coutance Town Hall |
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