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Les falaises du Gargano by Alain13
- 15 September 2022 - Vieste, Italy
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Le Manoir de Montesquiou by Alain13
- 26 May 2022 - La Malène, France
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Le Vase de Sèvres by Alain13
- 24 May 2022 - Le Rozier, France
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Pas de la Demi-Lune by Alain13
- 27 March 2022 - Marseille-8e Arrondissement, France
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Calanque d'En-Vau by Alain13
- 24 March 2022 - Marseille-9e Arrondissement, France
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L'oeil de Verre dans la Calanque Saint Jean de Dieu by Alain13
- 6 March 2022 - Marseille-9e Arrondissement, France
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Falaises du Devenson by Alain13
- 16 January 2022 - Marseille-9e Arrondissement, France
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Mémoire d’Albatre at Paluel - site of Pont Rouge by Beausoleil
From the Pont Rouge on the Veulettes sur Mer/Paluel seafront, a discovery trail of about 1 km winds along the cliff between various bunkers visible at the bend of partially reconstructed old trenches. Four discovery spaces have been converted into interpretation spaces. There is also a picnic area overlooking the white cliffs and the beach. It is an easy walk to Veulettes sur-Mer with restaurants and parking.
- 8 October 2021 - France
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Mémoire d’Albatre at Paluel - site of Pont Rouge by Beausoleil
From the Pont Rouge on the Veulettes sur Mer/Paluel seafront, a discovery trail of about 1 km winds along the cliff between various bunkers visible at the bend of partially reconstructed old trenches. Four discovery spaces have been converted into interpretation spaces. There is also a picnic area overlooking the white cliffs and the beach. It is an easy walk to Veulettes sur-Mer with restaurants and parking.
- 8 October 2021 - Veulettes-sur-Mer, France
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Mémoire d’Albatre at Paluel - site of Pont Rouge by Beausoleil
From the Pont Rouge on the Veulettes sur Mer/Paluel seafront, a discovery trail of about 1 km winds along the cliff between various bunkers visible at the bend of partially reconstructed old trenches. Four discovery spaces have been converted into interpretation spaces. There is also a picnic area overlooking the white cliffs and the beach. It is an easy walk to Veulettes sur-Mer with restaurants and parking.
- 8 October 2021 - France
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Mémoire d’Albatre at Paluel - Town of Veulettes-sur-Mer on the beachfront by Beausoleil
From the Pont Rouge on the Veulettes sur Mer/Paluel seafront, a discovery trail of about 1 km winds along the cliff between various bunkers visible at the bend of partially reconstructed old trenches. Four discovery spaces have been converted into interpretation spaces. There is also a picnic area overlooking the white cliffs and the beach. It is an easy walk to Veulettes sur-Mer with restaurants and parking.
- 8 October 2021 - Veulettes-sur-Mer, France
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Mémoire d’Albatre at Paluel - site of Pont Rouge by Beausoleil
From the Pont Rouge on the Veulettes sur Mer/Paluel seafront, a discovery trail of about 1 km winds along the cliff between various bunkers visible at the bend of partially reconstructed old trenches. Four discovery spaces have been converted into interpretation spaces. There is also a picnic area overlooking the white cliffs and the beach. It is an easy walk to Veulettes sur-Mer with restaurants and parking.
- 8 October 2021 - France
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Mémoire d’Albatre at Paluel - site of Pont Rouge by Beausoleil
From the Pont Rouge on the Veulettes sur Mer/Paluel seafront, a discovery trail of about 1 km winds along the cliff between various bunkers visible at the bend of partially reconstructed old trenches. Four discovery spaces have been converted into interpretation spaces. There is also a picnic area overlooking the white cliffs and the beach. It is an easy walk to Veulettes sur-Mer with restaurants and parking.ach.
- 8 October 2021 - France
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Étretat - Surfer coming in for the day by Beausoleil
Turner, Boudin, Monet and many others would paint the famous cliffs at Étretat. The Falais d’Aval (on the left when looking at the sea), a huge arch, was carved by the waves. The huge pointed rock you see through the arch is the Aiguille Creuse (hollow needle). Looking right as you face the ocean, you see the Falais Amont and at the top of the Falaise Amont is the small Chapelle Notre-Dame de la Garde. The original chapel, built in the 1850s, was destroyed during World War II. The present chapel dates from 1950. There is also tthe Etretat Heritage Museum that tells the history of the town from its origins to the 20th century. The large soaring white triangle is a monument to Charles Nungesser & François Coli who tried to fly from Paris to New York in 1927. Their plane was last seen over Étretat. The original monument was destroyed in the war and this was erected in 1962.
Étretat - Falais d'Amont and Chapel Notre-Dame de la Garde by Beausoleil
Turner, Boudin, Monet and many others would paint the famous cliffs at Étretat. The Falais d’Aval (on the left when looking at the sea), a huge arch, was carved by the waves. The huge pointed rock you see through the arch is the Aiguille Creuse (hollow needle). Looking right as you face the ocean, you see the Falais Amont and at the top of the Falaise Amont is the small Chapelle Notre-Dame de la Garde. The original chapel, built in the 1850s, was destroyed during World War II. The present chapel dates from 1950. There is also tthe Etretat Heritage Museum that tells the history of the town from its origins to the 20th century. The large soaring white triangle is a monument to Charles Nungesser & François Coli who tried to fly from Paris to New York in 1927. Their plane was last seen over Étretat. The original monument was destroyed in the war and this was erected in 1962.
Étretat - Falais d'Amont and fishing boats by Beausoleil
Turner, Boudin, Monet and many others would paint the famous cliffs at Étretat. The Falais d’Aval (on the left when looking at the sea), a huge arch, was carved by the waves. The huge pointed rock you see through the arch is the Aiguille Creuse (hollow needle). Looking right as you face the ocean, you see the Falais Amont and at the top of the Falaise Amont is the small Chapelle Notre-Dame de la Garde. The original chapel, built in the 1850s, was destroyed during World War II. The present chapel dates from 1950. There is also tthe Etretat Heritage Museum that tells the history of the town from its origins to the 20th century. The large soaring white triangle is a monument to Charles Nungesser & François Coli who tried to fly from Paris to New York in 1927. Their plane was last seen over Étretat. The original monument was destroyed in the war and this was erected in 1962.
Étretat - Falais d'Aval and l'Aiguille by Beausoleil
Turner, Boudin, Monet and many others would paint the famous cliffs at Étretat. The Falais d’Aval (on the left when looking at the sea), a huge arch, was carved by the waves. The huge pointed rock you see through the arch is the Aiguille Creuse (hollow needle). Looking right as you face the ocean, you see the Falais Amont and at the top of the Falaise Amont is the small Chapelle Notre-Dame de la Garde. The original chapel, built in the 1850s, was destroyed during World War II. The present chapel dates from 1950. There is also tthe Etretat Heritage Museum that tells the history of the town from its origins to the 20th century. The large soaring white triangle is a monument to Charles Nungesser & François Coli who tried to fly from Paris to New York in 1927. Their plane was last seen over Étretat. The original monument was destroyed in the war and this was erected in 1962.
Étretat - Falais d'Aval and l'Aiguille with surfers by Beausoleil
Turner, Boudin, Monet and many others would paint the famous cliffs at Étretat. The Falais d’Aval (on the left when looking at the sea), a huge arch, was carved by the waves. The huge pointed rock you see through the arch is the Aiguille Creuse (hollow needle). Looking right as you face the ocean, you see the Falais Amont and at the top of the Falaise Amont is the small Chapelle Notre-Dame de la Garde. The original chapel, built in the 1850s, was destroyed during World War II. The present chapel dates from 1950. There is also tthe Etretat Heritage Museum that tells the history of the town from its origins to the 20th century. The large soaring white triangle is a monument to Charles Nungesser & François Coli who tried to fly from Paris to New York in 1927. Their plane was last seen over Étretat. The original monument was destroyed in the war and this was erected in 1962.
Étretat - tugboat by Beausoleil
Turner, Boudin, Monet and many others would paint the famous cliffs at Étretat. The Falais d’Aval (on the left when looking at the sea), a huge arch, was carved by the waves. The huge pointed rock you see through the arch is the Aiguille Creuse (hollow needle). Looking right as you face the ocean, you see the Falais Amont and at the top of the Falaise Amont is the small Chapelle Notre-Dame de la Garde. The original chapel, built in the 1850s, was destroyed during World War II. The present chapel dates from 1950. There is also tthe Etretat Heritage Museum that tells the history of the town from its origins to the 20th century. The large soaring white triangle is a monument to Charles Nungesser & François Coli who tried to fly from Paris to New York in 1927. Their plane was last seen over Étretat. The original monument was destroyed in the war and this was erected in 1962.
Étretat - Falais d'Aval and l'Aiguille from our restaurant window by Beausoleil
Turner, Boudin, Monet and many others would paint the famous cliffs at Étretat. The Falais d’Aval (on the left when looking at the sea), a huge arch, was carved by the waves. The huge pointed rock you see through the arch is the Aiguille Creuse (hollow needle). Looking right as you face the ocean, you see the Falais Amont and at the top of the Falaise Amont is the small Chapelle Notre-Dame de la Garde. The original chapel, built in the 1850s, was destroyed during World War II. The present chapel dates from 1950. There is also tthe Etretat Heritage Museum that tells the history of the town from its origins to the 20th century. The large soaring white triangle is a monument to Charles Nungesser & François Coli who tried to fly from Paris to New York in 1927. Their plane was last seen over Étretat. The original monument was destroyed in the war and this was erected in 1962.
Étretat - Falais d'Aval and l'Aiguille from our restaurant window by Beausoleil
Turner, Boudin, Monet and many others would paint the famous cliffs at Étretat. The Falais d’Aval (on the left when looking at the sea), a huge arch, was carved by the waves. The huge pointed rock you see through the arch is the Aiguille Creuse (hollow needle). Looking right as you face the ocean, you see the Falais Amont and at the top of the Falaise Amont is the small Chapelle Notre-Dame de la Garde. The original chapel, built in the 1850s, was destroyed during World War II. The present chapel dates from 1950. There is also tthe Etretat Heritage Museum that tells the history of the town from its origins to the 20th century. The large soaring white triangle is a monument to Charles Nungesser & François Coli who tried to fly from Paris to New York in 1927. Their plane was last seen over Étretat. The original monument was destroyed in the war and this was erected in 1962.
Étretat - Le Homard Bleu (The Blue Lobster) by Beausoleil
Turner, Boudin, Monet and many others would paint the famous cliffs at Étretat. The Falais d’Aval (on the left when looking at the sea), a huge arch, was carved by the waves. The huge pointed rock you see through the arch is the Aiguille Creuse (hollow needle). Looking right as you face the ocean, you see the Falais Amont and at the top of the Falaise Amont is the small Chapelle Notre-Dame de la Garde. The original chapel, built in the 1850s, was destroyed during World War II. The present chapel dates from 1950. There is also tthe Etretat Heritage Museum that tells the history of the town from its origins to the 20th century. The large soaring white triangle is a monument to Charles Nungesser & François Coli who tried to fly from Paris to New York in 1927. Their plane was last seen over Étretat. The original monument was destroyed in the war and this was erected in 1962.
Étretat - Falais d'Aval with tourists on top of the cliff by Beausoleil
Turner, Boudin, Monet and many others would paint the famous cliffs at Étretat. The Falais d’Aval (on the left when looking at the sea), a huge arch, was carved by the waves. The huge pointed rock you see through the arch is the Aiguille Creuse (hollow needle). Looking right as you face the ocean, you see the Falais Amont and at the top of the Falaise Amont is the small Chapelle Notre-Dame de la Garde. The original chapel, built in the 1850s, was destroyed during World War II. The present chapel dates from 1950. There is also tthe Etretat Heritage Museum that tells the history of the town from its origins to the 20th century. The large soaring white triangle is a monument to Charles Nungesser & François Coli who tried to fly from Paris to New York in 1927. Their plane was last seen over Étretat. The original monument was destroyed in the war and this was erected in 1962.
Étretat - Falais d'Aval and l'Aiguille by Beausoleil
Turner, Boudin, Monet and many others would paint the famous cliffs at Étretat. The Falais d’Aval (on the left when looking at the sea), a huge arch, was carved by the waves. The huge pointed rock you see through the arch is the Aiguille Creuse (hollow needle). Looking right as you face the ocean, you see the Falais Amont and at the top of the Falaise Amont is the small Chapelle Notre-Dame de la Garde. The original chapel, built in the 1850s, was destroyed during World War II. The present chapel dates from 1950. There is also tthe Etretat Heritage Museum that tells the history of the town from its origins to the 20th century. The large soaring white triangle is a monument to Charles Nungesser & François Coli who tried to fly from Paris to New York in 1927. Their plane was last seen over Étretat. The original monument was destroyed in the war and this was erected in 1962.
Étretat - Beach Diving Boards (first used in 1850) by Beausoleil
Turner, Boudin, Monet and many others would paint the famous cliffs at Étretat. The Falais d’Aval (on the left when looking at the sea), a huge arch, was carved by the waves. The huge pointed rock you see through the arch is the Aiguille Creuse (hollow needle). Looking right as you face the ocean, you see the Falais Amont and at the top of the Falaise Amont is the small Chapelle Notre-Dame de la Garde. The original chapel, built in the 1850s, was destroyed during World War II. The present chapel dates from 1950. There is also tthe Etretat Heritage Museum that tells the history of the town from its origins to the 20th century. The large soaring white triangle is a monument to Charles Nungesser & François Coli who tried to fly from Paris to New York in 1927. Their plane was last seen over Étretat. The original monument was destroyed in the war and this was erected in 1962.