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  1. Hitting the pretty Norman tourist traps. The incredibly overrated Honfleur. #honfleur #normandy

  2. Hitting the pretty Norman tourist traps. The incredibly overrated Honfleur. #honfleur #normandy

  3. #FotoVorschlag: „Wasserlandschaft“
    Photo suggestion: 'Water landscape'

    A work of art on Le Havre's Grand Canal

    #LeHavre #Normandy

  4. 50+ communal (temporary) coliving

    How interesting does this sound to you:

    being part of a romantic property transformation project in upper #Normandy,
    with a very large garden to develop & close to the coast,
    getting a "home away from home" / #coliving space for 2-8 weeks per year
    plus a growing cultural, intellectual, (mostly) 50+ community….
    Would you be willing to invest?

    (first poll - please boost)

  5. 50+ communal (temporary) coliving

    How interesting does this sound to you:

    being part of a romantic property transformation project in upper #Normandy,
    with a very large garden to develop & close to the coast,
    getting a "home away from home" / #coliving space for 2-8 weeks per year
    plus a growing cultural, intellectual, (mostly) 50+ community….
    Would you be willing to invest?

    (first poll - please boost)

  6. My new Ephemera Album is available!

    How about a colourful little getaway to #Normandy?

    #Lisieux, #LeHavre, #Étretat… There’s no shortage of places to enjoy yourself and take a few holiday snaps!

    There you could see the beaches of course, but also pieces of art, chapels inside trees, as well as street art.

    maienne.photo/ephemera.html

    #ColorPhotography

  7. My new Ephemera Album is available!

    How about a colourful little getaway to #Normandy?

    #Lisieux, #LeHavre, #Étretat… There’s no shortage of places to enjoy yourself and take a few holiday snaps!

    There you could see the beaches of course, but also pieces of art, chapels inside trees, as well as street art.

    maienne.photo/ephemera.html

    #ColorPhotography

  8. Jonny Gray - Everything You Don't Need To Know! @shinygracefully96f7923bed-zrptv.wordpress.com@shinygracefully96f7923bed-zrptv.wordpress.com ·

    The Blood, Opulence, and Dark Secrets of Loftus Hall.

    From Norman battlegrounds to a gilded cage fit for a Queen, Wexford’s most notorious mansion hides a tragic truth beneath its satanic folklore. Wexford, Ireland. Along the bleak, wind-swept landscape of the Hook Peninsula stands Loftus Hall, widely regarded as the most haunted house in Ireland. To the casual tourist, it is a grand three-story Victorian mansion famous for a legendary encounter with the Devil. But strip away the supernatural folklore, and the true history of the hall reveals […]

    shinygracefully96f7923bed-zrpt

  9. Jonny Gray - Everything You Don't Need To Know! @shinygracefully96f7923bed-zrptv.wordpress.com@shinygracefully96f7923bed-zrptv.wordpress.com ·

    The Blood, Opulence, and Dark Secrets of Loftus Hall.

    From Norman battlegrounds to a gilded cage fit for a Queen, Wexford’s most notorious mansion hides a tragic truth beneath its satanic folklore. Wexford, Ireland. Along the bleak, wind-swept landscape of the Hook Peninsula stands Loftus Hall, widely regarded as the most haunted house in Ireland. To the casual tourist, it is a grand three-story Victorian mansion famous for a legendary encounter with the Devil. But strip away the supernatural folklore, and the true history of the hall reveals […]

    shinygracefully96f7923bed-zrpt

  10. Eighty years after the founding of Dior, a new exhibition inside the designer's Normandy childhood home reveals the landscapes, colours and memories that shaped his vision #travel #normandy #fashion

    cntraveller.com/article/the-hi

    Posted into FLIPBOARD EXCHANGE FEED 🗞️ @flipboard-exchange-feed-Econopass

  11. Ebikes with child seats – plus idyllic campsites and pit stops en route – turn a five-day ride on the car-free Véloscénic into a wonderful family holiday “Are you mad?” says a fellow guest over… #travel #cycling #normandy

    theguardian.com/travel/2026/ju

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  12. Mount Olympus and the D-Day beaches are added to the UNESCO World Heritage List.

    Greece’s mythical mountain and Normandy’s D-Day beaches are among the latest sites recognised by UNESCO for their outstanding universal value.

    mediafaro.org/article/20260726

    #UNESCO #CulturalHeritage #Greece #Normandy #France #History #MountOlympus #DDay

  13. Mount Olympus and the D-Day beaches are added to the UNESCO World Heritage List.

    Greece’s mythical mountain and Normandy’s D-Day beaches are among the latest sites recognised by UNESCO for their outstanding universal value.

    mediafaro.org/article/20260726

    #UNESCO #CulturalHeritage #Greece #Normandy #France #History #MountOlympus #DDay

  14. Little walk in the shade - sound of eagles overhead- lovely! #Normandy

  15. Little walk in the shade - sound of eagles overhead- lovely! #Normandy

  16. A catamaran service from Dover to Boulogne is the perfect start to a trip exploring the Pas-de-Calais and marshes of Saint-Omer by bike, boat and kayak “It’s all about tuning into the culture of the… #travel #france #normandy

    theguardian.com/travel/2026/ju

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  17. Normandy, Part I

    After eight years - nearly in a row - of visiting Brittany I convinced the other members of our small group to visit Normandy instead. It's just next door to Brittany and - to me - unknown territory. True, I visited the Landing Beaches about 30 or 40 years ago but I don't know the rest of the region. It's quite big, about half the size of Switzerland, quite flat, with some exceptions. Beautiful beaches, delicious food, lovely people. On our way to Rouen we had to change train and […]

    zumby56.wordpress.com/2026/07/

  18. Normandy, Part I

    After eight years - nearly in a row - of visiting Brittany I convinced the other members of our small group to visit Normandy instead. It's just next door to Brittany and - to me - unknown territory. True, I visited the Landing Beaches about 30 or 40 years ago but I don't know the rest of the region. It's quite big, about half the size of Switzerland, quite flat, with some exceptions. Beautiful beaches, delicious food, lovely people. On our way to Rouen we had to change train and […]

    zumby56.wordpress.com/2026/07/

  19. Ceci est test sans importance.
    Et cette image devient presque nécessaire.
    L’hiver devient désirable. Promis je ne me plaindrai plus jamais du froid :FaZe:
    Du côté de l’Aigle, Hiver 2026.

    #Orne, #Normandie, #France, #Europe, #Normandy