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Normandy
Beach Walking Weekends. Well known excuses for having a lot of fun,
while pretending to take exercise.
Low tide early mornings along the beach. Wet rippled sand from horizon
to horizon. A quicksilver smooth sea, not a soul in sight. Endless
space.
Blustery clifftops, waves crashing against the Mulberry harbour pontoons.
Forgotten gun emplacements. Pushing yourself to the next stop. Flapjack
and mulled wine.
Green
lanes, open fields. Beautiful Norman churches as waypoints. On to
the bakers at Ryes and its Palmiers. The bar at Crepon, and its Green
Howards D-Day memorial.
Normally spread over a three-day weekend outside the main season,
walking weekends guarantee premium chill time. Calvados fired enthusiasm
surprises everyone with the blunt fact that they are capable of walking
7 miles across the cliff tops to enjoy a celebration café crème
at Port en Bessin.
Chocolate cake and tea back at base ease aches and pains as survivors
tell tales of plunging into the gulley and crossing the raging river
Piss (Really ! Just look on the map west of Arromanches,and
there it is.)
A big wholesome farmhouse dinner with plenty of red medicine helps
dissolve the whole experience into the memory, ready for bed and the
prospect of whiskey loaded porridge and a different route the following
morning.
Just easy enough for the most unfit mouse pusher, and at the same
time stimulating enough to satisfy the keen, walking breaks are ideal
for couples, groups and families. So good in fact, we'll come along
and keep you company.
Contact us to arrange dates. |
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