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The landing beaches from west to east, then Bayeux and Mont-Saint-Michel, in the order a week of day trips would take you. Planning a Normandy tour? These are the places the days go.

The set opens inland from Utah Beach, at the church in Sainte-Mère-Église where a paratrooper figure still hangs from the tower. Then come the dunes of Utah Beach and the cliffs of Pointe du Hoc, where the bomb craters still pit the grass. Steel wings stand on the sand at Omaha Beach, and above it rows of white crosses run under the pines to the sea.

East of Omaha, a German naval gun sits in its casemate at Longues-sur-Mer, and the Canadian dead lie at Bény-sur-Mer, inland from Juno Beach. The last frames leave the coast: the Gothic spires of the cathedral in Bayeux, then Mont-Saint-Michel from the road across the salt meadows, with sheep grazing below it.

A village church in the Cotentin with a paratrooper figure hanging from its tower
A village church in the Cotentin with a paratrooper figure hanging from its tower
A white Utah Beach marker in the dune grass above the sand
A white Utah Beach marker in the dune grass above the sand
A pinnacle of rock standing off a grassy clifftop above the Channel
A pinnacle of rock standing off a grassy clifftop above the Channel
Bomb craters still pitting the grass of a clifftop headland, paths winding between them
Bomb craters still pitting the grass of a clifftop headland, paths winding between them
Tall steel wings of a memorial sculpture standing on the sand at Omaha Beach
Tall steel wings of a memorial sculpture standing on the sand at Omaha Beach
Rows of white marble crosses on a lawn under pine trees, the sea beyond
Rows of white marble crosses on a lawn under pine trees, the sea beyond
A stone memorial colonnade at the end of a long reflecting pool
A stone memorial colonnade at the end of a long reflecting pool
A German naval gun still in its concrete casemate on the clifftop
A German naval gun still in its concrete casemate on the clifftop
Rows of headstones in a Canadian war cemetery behind a wall carved with the word Canada
Rows of headstones in a Canadian war cemetery behind a wall carved with the word Canada
The Gothic spires and central tower of the cathedral in Bayeux against a blue sky
The Gothic spires and central tower of the cathedral in Bayeux against a blue sky
Mont-Saint-Michel and its abbey above the bay, seen from the road across the salt meadows
Mont-Saint-Michel and its abbey above the bay, seen from the road across the salt meadows
Sheep grazing the salt meadows with Mont-Saint-Michel on the horizon
Sheep grazing the salt meadows with Mont-Saint-Michel on the horizon

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