Blog transition! D-Day beaches at Normandy / Allied Invasion
As part of my transition process, it's time for me to welcome the D'08 blogs. I hope you will find ongoing information there!
In other news, As part of my travel I recently visited all the D-Day beaches in Normandy (Utah, Omaha, Juno, Sword, Gold). If you have an appreciation for WW II and an interest in history, this tour is a must. A few photos.. the commentary for each photo is below it.





Tetrahedrons on the Utah beach, meant to damage water craft incoming on the beaches. Now at display near the solemn Utah beach memorial.
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Thanks for the mention. All the best with the future
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