Normandy in July
Apr 12th 2005 | 4:58 am
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Normandy in July
Hi,
I am new to this group, and would like your input on vacationing in Normandy
in July.
We are a family with one small child, and picture Normandy as quieter than
the Riviera but with nice beaches, true?
Any recommendations as to cosy family friendly places to stay, or other tips
you would like to share?
Also, does anyone know about the possibilities for connecting to a train to
Normandy from the Charles de Gaulle airport?
Any input will be greatly appreciated
Anne in Oslo
I am new to this group, and would like your input on vacationing in Normandy
in July.
We are a family with one small child, and picture Normandy as quieter than
the Riviera but with nice beaches, true?
Any recommendations as to cosy family friendly places to stay, or other tips
you would like to share?
Also, does anyone know about the possibilities for connecting to a train to
Normandy from the Charles de Gaulle airport?
Any input will be greatly appreciated
Anne in Oslo
Apr 12th 2005 | 5:13 am
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Re: Normandy in July
"Anne Therese Wengshoel" <[email protected]> wrote:
>Hi,
>I am new to this group, and would like your input on vacationing in Normandy
>in July.
>We are a family with one small child, and picture Normandy as quieter than
>the Riviera but with nice beaches, true?
Quieter than the Riviera, yes. A bit less warm, too. More affordable.
Some nice beaches. Busy in July.
>Any recommendations as to cosy family friendly places to stay, or other tips
>you would like to share?
I'm not to good on the small child dimension. Trouville might appeal.
It's close to the better-known Deauville, but is more informal.
If beaches are your thing, Brittany also has much to offer.
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>Hi,
>I am new to this group, and would like your input on vacationing in Normandy
>in July.
>We are a family with one small child, and picture Normandy as quieter than
>the Riviera but with nice beaches, true?
Quieter than the Riviera, yes. A bit less warm, too. More affordable.
Some nice beaches. Busy in July.
>Any recommendations as to cosy family friendly places to stay, or other tips
>you would like to share?
I'm not to good on the small child dimension. Trouville might appeal.
It's close to the better-known Deauville, but is more informal.
If beaches are your thing, Brittany also has much to offer.
--
PB
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Apr 12th 2005 | 7:30 am
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Re: Normandy in July
On Tue, 12 Apr 2005 18:13:35 +0100, Padraig Breathnach
<[email protected]> wrote:
>"Anne Therese Wengshoel" <[email protected]> wrote:
>>Hi,
>>I am new to this group, and would like your input on vacationing in Normandy
>>in July.
>>We are a family with one small child, and picture Normandy as quieter than
>>the Riviera but with nice beaches, true?
>Quieter than the Riviera, yes. A bit less warm, too. More affordable.
>Some nice beaches. Busy in July.
>>Any recommendations as to cosy family friendly places to stay, or other tips
>>you would like to share?
>I'm not to good on the small child dimension. Trouville might appeal.
>It's close to the better-known Deauville, but is more informal.
>If beaches are your thing, Brittany also has much to offer.
It also has a wet, cold climate unless you go to southern Brittany.
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<[email protected]> wrote:
>"Anne Therese Wengshoel" <[email protected]> wrote:
>>Hi,
>>I am new to this group, and would like your input on vacationing in Normandy
>>in July.
>>We are a family with one small child, and picture Normandy as quieter than
>>the Riviera but with nice beaches, true?
>Quieter than the Riviera, yes. A bit less warm, too. More affordable.
>Some nice beaches. Busy in July.
>>Any recommendations as to cosy family friendly places to stay, or other tips
>>you would like to share?
>I'm not to good on the small child dimension. Trouville might appeal.
>It's close to the better-known Deauville, but is more informal.
>If beaches are your thing, Brittany also has much to offer.
It also has a wet, cold climate unless you go to southern Brittany.
--
It's not it's, it's its.
http://webster.commnet.edu/grammar/m...phe.htm#plural
