These photos were taken last Sunday in Normandy in a small hamlet called Landemer (literally it means seaheath).
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January in Normandy
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These photos were taken last Sunday in Normandy in a small hamlet called Landemer (literally it means seaheath).
Come and join Nature Notes & Signs of the Season…
Hannah's Nook 
wow amazing photos, does possible to get an of this photos in larger size for wallpaper ?
These are absolutely lovely, breathtakingly beautiful.
I must get there one day to visit the WWII settings, and the cemeteries.
I just lost my comment..I was saying that this really shows Mother Nature at work. You can just feel the brisk wind and the cold water..however it still has its own kind of beauty..Thank you for posting to Nature Notes/Signs of the Season. I always enjoy reading your posts…Michelle
Thank you Michelle, this is very kind of you.
Beautiful scenes and photos. I love the moody clouds and the ocean.
What absolutely beautiful coastal shots 😉
Hugs and blessings,
Looks like blustery weather – a warm jacket is probably necessary in that beautiful setting.
Wonderful shots. I love the way you showed the rocks in the third photo.
It looks cold! But not as cold as Ontario. 🙂
The silhouettes, colour of the water and the sky, and the composition are really nice in these photos!
Not dissimilar to our Southern coastline, right now! Fantastically evocative photos – I feel cold just looking at them. I love the dramatic sky and silhouetted trees.
My Mum and step-Dad have been to Normandy many times – he used to be a teacher so has taken students to visit the D-day landing sites and other places of similar historical interest.
Those photos are pretty in their gloomy way. I like that. It seems you have captured the chill of the day.
What stunning, dramatic pictures!
And so different from the unseasonable summer weather we’ve been experiencing here lately…
So cold and grey, and yet so beautiful. It makes me want to pull my sweater close around me.