Hey everyone,
So my program organized a trip up to Northern France, Normandy to be exact. Unfortunately we did not see the famous Normandy Beaches known to history via D-Day but, we visited Mont St. Michel. I didn't go on a guided tour, my friends and I just decided to wander around on our own so I can't provide any history on this monument but here are some pictures for your enjoyment nonetheless.
So my program organized a trip up to Northern France, Normandy to be exact. Unfortunately we did not see the famous Normandy Beaches known to history via D-Day but, we visited Mont St. Michel. I didn't go on a guided tour, my friends and I just decided to wander around on our own so I can't provide any history on this monument but here are some pictures for your enjoyment nonetheless.
After spending a few hours there we then took our nice chartered bus back to Paris. I'd like to think I've been on quite a few trips in my life with a lot of time on the open road; watching the landscape fly by, playing games with friends to pass the time, looking for road signs to see how much further needed to be traveled, passing out against the window nearly being strangled by my seat belt, etc. But, I never thought that on one of those trips, I would be seeing signs for Paris along the road. It's surprising how small things like that can make me appreciate this experience even more.
Bisous de Paris tout le monde!
Michael
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