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Son of a gun-ner wrote:Eccentric means, unconventional and slightly strange

In other words, English! I think Christophe was correct.

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Cush wrote:sorry, I'm french, I'm afraid I can't catch everything... "eccentric", is it an other word for "English"...?
Btw, we now have here in our small village, the memorial to all British soldiers fallen during the battle of Normandy... if anyone is interested in pictures, let me know. It's still not open to public but it's only a few hundred meters from home.
Well, apart from this, language selector button is not an issue... Translation itself is! After I will have sold you all a few kits, I may save enough money to get the whole site in English...
If you need more info though, I can try to give you details in mp.
and thanks for your comments about the site, don't hesitate to be hard, it'll help us to improve!

Is this small village just above Gold Beach, Vur-Sur-Mer?

This year my family & I were going to be returning to Normandy for D-Day like we did last year, we toured for 2 weeks last year and only saw a little, but it made us want to return.

We were all set and even bought a new car(new to us) so we could tour long distance in comfort and fit all the kid stuff in the back and then this Covidness starterd and well that _ _ _ _ _ _ up our plans a wee bit.

You live in a very nice part of the world and i only hope next year we are able to travel again and we can maybe do our trip then and every other year. My wife & I agree a nice 2 week break in Normandy every year close to D-Day is a superb way to enjoy a holiday so maybe see you around.

Will

Ver sur Mer that is, right.
You're most welcome, we'll be glad to have you for a coffee (we even have tea, would you bring the scones? ).
Let's hope we'll be free from this bloody s... soon