A sort of simple Michelin Green Guide. It’s worth just tapping around in it.
Quite a good website for simple ideas of places to see
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A sort of simple Michelin Green Guide. It’s worth just tapping around in it.
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Bookmarked in my browser as some interesting things/places to see. Thanks
Good find, thanks Richard, a few places within a couple of hours of me I knew nothing about. 
great find thanks
Thanks Richard, again some very close to us that I have never heard of 
Thank you everyone.
Whilst it takes a lot to beat Michelin’s Green Guides, which are still simple but very well produced books, I quite liked the site, too.
What I liked about the site was that it picks up things you’d probably miss. A good example, to me at least is:
I (and I am sure others) am familiar with the slightly out of focus paintings, seeing them on jigsaws or in magazines. One has always stuck in my mind, simply as it does look like a family arriving at the beach even today.
From a link in the site, I found that you can visit the art museum which holds lots of the paintings for just EUR 6, which is not more than say three cups of coffee. A nice enough way to spend an hour or so, perhaps? Honfleur, with all its links to Henry V, is a popular enough destination for a stopover anyway.
www.calvados-tourisme.co.uk
Whilst it takes a lot to beat Michelin’s Green Guides, which are still simple but very well produced books, I quite liked the site, too.
What I liked about the site was that it picks up things you’d probably miss. A good example, to me at least is:
I (and I am sure others) am familiar with the slightly out of focus paintings, seeing them on jigsaws or in magazines. One has always stuck in my mind, simply as it does look like a family arriving at the beach even today.
From a link in the site, I found that you can visit the art museum which holds lots of the paintings for just EUR 6, which is not more than say three cups of coffee. A nice enough way to spend an hour or so, perhaps? Honfleur, with all its links to Henry V, is a popular enough destination for a stopover anyway.
Musée Eugène-Boudin in HONFLEUR in Calvados, Normandy
A collection of Normandy ethnography, featuring numerous works by painters from Honfleur and the estuary in the 19th and 20th centuries (Cals, Dubourg, Jongkind, Monet, Courbet, Pecrus, Dufy, Gernez…), as well as a collection of drawings and paintings bequeathed by Eugène Boudin to his hometown...
www.calvados-tourisme.co.uk
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Excellent, thanks, and as a footnote we visited the Boudin museum last September.
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Pretty good indeed
Good find
Good find
Excellent find Richard - pretty well encapsulates why I love France!
Thanks Richard. Excellent.
