Bayeux
We ate a wonderful continental breakfast this morning in the hotel, and then we waited for the bus to pick us up. We were all so tired!

The bus came around 7:00 am and took us to the Caen Memorial Museum. I took a picture of Sacre-Coure from the window as we were leaving!

We got to the museum and were given an hour to look around and eat lunch. Then, we watched a video on the war, which was surprisingly good! We had more time to explore, and then around 3:30 we got back on the bus to go to our hostel.
This is the one of the earliest records of international law, from the 13th century B.C:

I'm hugging the American flag!

The hostel was so pretty! Really decorated and fun....and there was an oversized chess set outside! I roomed with Courtney, Katie, and Lael. All of the other rooms were about 4 people, except for one room that held 12 girls! Our room is the window above the doorway:


After resting in the hostel for a little bit, Lael and I walked around the city and explored. We grabbed quiche for dinner in a little bakery. Bayeaux is such a cute and quiet town, very different from Paris!

We ran into Courtney and Katie after dinner, and we all decided to have dessert crepes together! Mine was apple and cinnamon :). Then, the guys had said they were going to play frisbee in the park, so we met them out there and played for a few hours. We also took some silly pictures dancing on the fountain....


The bus came around 7:00 am and took us to the Caen Memorial Museum. I took a picture of Sacre-Coure from the window as we were leaving!

We got to the museum and were given an hour to look around and eat lunch. Then, we watched a video on the war, which was surprisingly good! We had more time to explore, and then around 3:30 we got back on the bus to go to our hostel.
This is the one of the earliest records of international law, from the 13th century B.C:

I'm hugging the American flag!

The hostel was so pretty! Really decorated and fun....and there was an oversized chess set outside! I roomed with Courtney, Katie, and Lael. All of the other rooms were about 4 people, except for one room that held 12 girls! Our room is the window above the doorway:


After resting in the hostel for a little bit, Lael and I walked around the city and explored. We grabbed quiche for dinner in a little bakery. Bayeaux is such a cute and quiet town, very different from Paris!

We ran into Courtney and Katie after dinner, and we all decided to have dessert crepes together! Mine was apple and cinnamon :). Then, the guys had said they were going to play frisbee in the park, so we met them out there and played for a few hours. We also took some silly pictures dancing on the fountain....


1 Comments:
At 6:08 AM,
Anonymous said…
i love the chess picture! everyone looks so deep in thought, or perplexed, or something :) it's great!
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