EL CENTRO JUNO BEACH (Courseulles-sur-Mer, Normandía)
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En Courselles-Sur-Mer, uno de los cuatro municipios donde desembarcaron las tropas canadienses en el Día-D, se levanta el Centro Juno Beach para recordar la participación de Canadá en la batalla de Normandía.
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Entry from: Saint-Laurent-sur-Mer, France
Entry Title: Omaha Beach, US Memorial, Arromanches, France
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June 28, Sunday
We go through the centre of the village. We are looking for some bread for breakfast. We find a bakery and have warm chocolate filled square croissants. They were delicious. There is a market along the street so we also have some fresh strawberries, samples of cheese from rounds. We buy a small piece that is 12+ Euros! So we ask for it to be cut in half. Then we find a booth that is roasting chickens so we buy a small chicken and potatoes for one -- he gives us enough for 3 big men I am sure. After strolling along the booths we head back to the car to put the stuff in the back and then cross the c**** and climb the hill and have a look out over the sea.
We are back to the car and now to find a picnic area for our chicken and bread. I guess we are having brunch, but it is already 12:30. The chicken and potatoes were very good.
Now back down the road to find Omaha Beach. For it being the 65th anniversary and I am sure lots of tourists were here we thought there might have been more signage, but I guess it is as it is. We did find the beach and went and walked along the sands. We could see bunkers up on the hill.
Then we went to the cemetery, first stop was the visitor centre that depicts the significance and meaning of Operation OVERLORD and honours the values and sacrifices of the World War II generation; a film and then looking at all the information on the preparation for and D-day itself. Sad that so many young men from all the countries lost their lives. Incredible feats that were performed, inventions created and timing to make it all happen. We enjoyed all of the visitor's centre and then we went out on the hill overlooking Omaha Beach where they landed, then on to the cemetery with rows and rows of marked white crosses or Stars of David. There were some graves for the unknown soldiers amongst them. There are over 9,387 headstones and a garden area of 1,557 names of those missing in action. It all was very moving.
From here we went back towards Port-en-Bessin and then onto Arromanches where there is a very large museum. We had thought about going through it, but it was mostly uniforms, guns and the like. We went for a walk along the beach wall. The tide is now partly in and we can still see some of the Mulberry harbour pieces in the water forming half a circle for kilometers. It was a huge floating harbour that was constructed for the supply ships to dock at and unload all the supplies on these floating roads. There was one of the road sections that we could get close too. Hard to figure out (for me) how this huge piece of metal floated!
We went for a train ride through the town and up to a hill overlooking the beach, then back down to town. It was a hot day and it took a long time to get going and then stopped at the top for a long time.
We then went to find a camp ground for the night. We drove to Courseulles sur Mer where Juno Beach is. This is where the Canadians landed. The campground was at the end of the town and quite nice. The woman working the reception was not a happy camper and told us she only spoke French, but when I didn't understand something she said and shrugged my shoulders, she said it in English.
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Photos from this trip:
1. Expanding Table
2. Our Flag
3. The town of Port-en-Bessin-Huppain
4. Shells
5. Our Picnic
6. The town by Omaha Beach
7. V for Victory
8. Omaha Beach
9. Outside the Visitor Centre
10. The family the movie is based on
11. The story
12. Pretty Flower
13. Looking down at Omaha Beach Landing
14. The cemetery
15. Omaha Beach Cemetary
16. US Military
17. It is very big
18. How Sad
19. Memorial area for those Missing in Action
20. Memorial
21. Arromanche
22. Mulberry Harbour pieces
23. Arromanche Beach
24. The roadway
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ARROMANCHES LES BAINS 74 ans après le D'day
74 ans apres le D'day - ARROMANCHES LES BAINS
Arromanches et ses vestiges de l' Ancien Mulberry B 1944 Port Winston
Cette belle station balnéaire est devenue le temps d'un passé encore proche en nos coeur lors du dernier conflit mondial, le lieu du grand débarquement des matériels et hommes après le 14 juin 1944 et ayant résisté aux éléments lors de la tempête du 19 au 21 juin 1944, grâce auquel l'Europe eut donc ainsi un premier port artificiel en eau profonde très rapidement; Avec entre autres: les caisson Phoenix, les kilomètres de rades, jetées, pontons rapportés depuis l'Angleterre; pour approvisionner les forces alliées ainsi aussi.
La bourgade d'Arromanches est devenue à présent à nouveau une station balnéaire, laissant les vestiges du passé en héritage au touristes et personnes venant aussi rendre hommage aux hommes et femmes qui ont payés du prix le plus cher, la liberté de notre vieux continents.
This beautiful seaside resort has become the time of a past still close in our hearts during the last world conflict, the place of the great landings of equipment and men after June 14, 1944 and having withstood the elements during the storm of 19 to 21 June 1944, thanks to which Europe thus had a first artificial harbor in deep water very quickly; With among others: the Phoenix caisson, the kilometers of rades, jetties, pontoons reported from England; to supply the allied forces as well.
The village of Arromanches has now become a seaside resort again, leaving the vestiges of the past as a legacy to tourists and people who also come to pay homage to the men and women who have paid the most expensive price, the freedom of our old continents.
Dieser wunderschöne Badeort ist die Zeit einer Vergangenheit geworden, die uns in der letzten Weltkonflikt noch immer am Herzen lag, dem Ort der großen Landungen von Ausrüstung und Menschen nach dem 14. Juni 1944 und während des Sturms 19-21 den Elementen standgehalten hat Juni 1944, dank dem Europa so schnell einen ersten künstlichen Hafen in tiefem Wasser hatte; Mit unter anderem: der Caisson von Phoenix, die Kilometer von Rades, Landungsbrücken, von England berichteten Pontons; auch die alliierten Streitkräfte zu versorgen.
Das Dorf Arromanches ist jetzt wieder ein Badeort geworden, der die Spuren der Vergangenheit als Erbe den Touristen und Menschen überlässt, die auch die Männer und Frauen ehren, die den teuersten Preis bezahlt haben, die Freiheit unserer alten Kontinente.
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