Bayeux Might Have a Tapestry But Not the Famous One

We spent our final night in Le Havre Monday which meant that regardless of the choice we made that Tuesday morning our group had seen its last of that French port. You see, with the turning of the calendar from …

I once had a girl – A visit to Honfleur – part 3

Somewhere there’s music. As I noted at the end of the previous entry, there’s another son of Honfleur whom the town honors. His name is Erik Satie. Born Éric Alfred Leslie Satie on 17 May 1866 in Honfleur, Satie displayed …

I once had a girl – A visit to Honfleur – part 2

Église Sainte Catherine. If you were to look for one characteristic that every European city shares, I’d suggest you need look no further than having a church as one of its most important buildings – if not culturally and historically …