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| Omaha Beach Memorial Museum |
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| I actually never knew why these were all along the beach. They were there to prevent boats from coming onto the beach. When we invaded, it was low tide. I know you all are very smart and already knew this though ;) |
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| Walking to Omaha Beach |
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| Memorial |
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| Omaha Beach (as well as the following photos) |
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| Memorial |
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| Inside the museum. I have no idea what pictures you want to see. I have over 450 to go through from this day alone. |
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| American Soldiers' Cemetery in Caen |
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| Inscription: "Mine eyes have seen the glory of the coming of the Lord." |
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| Unknown soldier |
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| The cemetery overlooked the sea. It was a very pretty place! |
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| "I give unto them eternal life and they shall never perish." |
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| No picture can truly capture the magnitude of how many crosses there are. |
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| Memorial in the American Cemetery |
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| Don't be fooled - it is NOT light in the bunkers. |
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| I literally could not see my hand in front of my face. I used the flash as my light to see where I was going. |
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| View of the area where the bunkers are. It was crazy to see the pockmarks. |
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| Of course Trevor had to scare me to death by playing around in the dark bunkers. I know it looks light here, but seriously it's only because of my flash. |
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| Castle |
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| View of Caen from the Castle |
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| The church in Caen. (The name escapes me.) |
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| View of the castle and Caen |
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| My meal crepé. It was amazingly fantastic!! |
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| Apple Crepé |
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