Chartres and Etretat
Here's the lovely restaurant we found courtesy of the Rick Steves guidebook. The nice owner, clad in medieval garb kept the place open late for us to have lunch -- pot au poule -- hen stew -- it sure hit the spot that wet and cold day in Chartres.
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A little free ferry takes you across the Seine, which develops huge meanders as it nears the ocean at LeHavre.
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A one-hour drive from Paris will take you to Chartres, famous for its awesome Gothic cathedral. Its also a charming medieval village. Well worth the day drip.
A couple of hours will take you to the LeHavre area, close to which you will find Etretat, with these amazing white cliffs.
2 Comments:
such spectacular photography! it's like living vicariously, glimpsing quaint spaces of the world you never thought you'd see. thanks so much for blogging your experiences. I've loved hearing of your travails. Andrea
wow, those cliffs! -such spectacular photography! Thanks so much for blogging your experiences. It almost as though we can live vicariously, glimpsing quaint and beautiful spaces many never see. I've loved all of your entries. Andrea
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