December 5th, 2016

Bayeux to Cherbourg with a little Geocaching along the way
A visit to Pointe Du Hoc, the highest point between Utah Beach to the West and Omaha Beach to the East

Bayeux Cathedral
William and Matilda
Bayeux Cathedral Doorway
Notre-Dame de l'Assomption l'Eglise de La Cambe (Assumption of our Lady, la Cambe)
Stations of the Cross
Notre-Dame de l'Assomption l'Eglise de La Cambe (Assumption of our Lady, la Cambe)
St Joseph with Infant Jesus
Mary and Child
St Francis of Assisi
Notre-Dame de l'Assomption l'Eglise de La Cambe (Assumption of our Lady, la Cambe)
World Peace Statue to Celebrate the 60th Anniversary of the Normandy Landings, by Chinese sculptor Yao Yuan
Grandcamp-Maisy
The bench at the entrance to the church is for the use of unmarried mothers and is nicknamed
'the Bench for Female Sinners'
Église de Létanville
Built in 1896 and partly rebuilt after the bombings of June 6, 1944
Grandcamp-Maisy - Église Notre-Dame
Stained Glass Windows, Église Notre-Dame, Grandcamp-Maisy
Stations of the Cross, Église Notre-Dame, Grandcamp-Maisy
On June 6th 1944, US Army Rangers scaled the 90-foot cliffs to capture this heavily defended position under German occupation
Pointe du Hoc Memorial and Museum
Pointe du Hoc and the surrounding terrain has many of the original fortifications and the
site remains littered with numerous bomb craters
The German Coastal Battery at Pointe du Hoc was taken on the 6th June, 1944
by
Colonel James Earl Rudder of the US 2nd Ranger Battalion
Stained glass windows, Church of Saint-Joseph, Saint-Joseph, Manche
Stations of the Cross, Church of Saint-Joseph, Saint-Joseph, Manche
Altar and Reredos
Church of Saint-Joseph, Saint-Joseph, Manche
Geocaching at the Cherbourg Ferry Terminal

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