Hey Steve,

Well I'm back from france, theve got hills, cheese, they don't have loaves only big long french sticks, lot's of D-day stuff, and lots of rabbits.

On the first day we traveled for about 9 hours to get there, going through belgium on the way,and when we got there we set up our tent and I can't remember what hapenned cause I think it involved sleeping. on the second day we went for a walk into the village ,La Haye du Puit, and did a bit of shopping. The campsite did have a pool with 4 water slides,




And 1 paddle boat 3 euro's for 15 minutes.


on monday/tuesday we went to a d-day thing with american troops and stuff, there were ment to be parachutes but the weather was to bad.








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the next day, we went to a castle/church/monastry/tourist shop centre called "mont st michael"







thats all for now.

Matt thew frog