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    Tani flying like a bird: by matt_tani, Views[341]
         		 Awaiting our swing on Tani's rip of the cord: by matt_tani, Views[318]
         		 Scooter cross: by matt_tani, Views[1178]
         		 View down to the valley from the viaducto: by matt_tani, Views[321]
         		 Tans and Erica: by matt_tani, Views[358]
     
    Elias hard at work: by matt_tani, Views[314]
         		 Kitted up for our swingers party: by matt_tani, Views[771]
         		 Over a couple of beers discussing bungy: by matt_tani, Views[364]
         		 Nigel and Zoe doing a great job running the recovery post down below over the river pool: by matt_tani, Views[328]
         		 View from bottom to up of the jump platform: by matt_tani, Views[355]
     
    Matt prejump, assessing the 61m below: by matt_tani, Views[384]
         		 Heading out to the bungy platform on the viaducto: by matt_tani, Views[346]
         		 Our sweet digs for 2 nights - thanks so much to Elias & Erica!: by matt_tani, Views[320]
         		 Old poster of AJ Hackett Bungy, Normandie: by matt_tani, Views[441]
         		 Pointe du Hoc, veiw from the West: by matt_tani, Views[291]
     
    Bunker battery, twisted metal and sh|tloads of concrete everywhere: by matt_tani, Views[388]
         		 Remains of one of the German batteries at Pointe du Hoc: by matt_tani, Views[322]
         		 Pointe du Hoc, view from the East: by matt_tani, Views[253]
         		 One of the huge craters created by some a number of heavy aerial bombing sorties run prior to the US Rangers landing ashore. General area now resembles a cratered moon surface, except with the earth and grass thrown in.: by matt_tani, Views[276]
         		 Pointe du Hoc, Normandie, where back on D-Day an amazing feat was carried out by the US Rangers Division who scales the sheer cliff point faces before liberating the area atop: by matt_tani, Views[615]
     
    White crosses in the distance, one for each of the men who gave their lives: by matt_tani, Views[378]
         		 Thumbs up for the recoil: by matt_tani, Views[295]
         		 Nice extension out from platfrom: by matt_tani, Views[313]
         		 Ready for take-off: by matt_tani, Views[341]
         		 Amercian war cemetary water feature: by matt_tani, Views[278]
     
    Sparkling pool at an American Cemetary where almost 10,000 bodies from WWII were laid to rest: by matt_tani, Views[305]
         		 Arromanches Beach with partly eroded break walls / barriers still in place: by matt_tani, Views[437]
         		 Arromanches 360 degrees artist film about then and now in certain towns from WWII in Normandie: by matt_tani, Views[393]
         		 Aliied forces flags flying proud over Juno Beach: by matt_tani, Views[331]
         		 Large bore gun saluting some flags of the allied forces: by matt_tani, Views[321]
     
    Final instructions given to most of the infantry prior beach landing on D-Day: by matt_tani, Views[345]
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         		 View down into a typical coastal bunker / battery constructed by the German forces: by matt_tani, Views[491]
         		 Pic on one of the D-Day plaques - German gunner in bunker defending his stretch of beach: by matt_tani, Views[2108]
         		 Got crabs for tea, only 5 euro a pop, live & kicking but with claws disarmed: by matt_tani, Views[271]
     
    Stick it in there brother: by matt_tani, Views[346]
         		 Matt was even gifted a cake...and to to eat most of it too: by matt_tani, Views[222]
         		 Our neighbours and birthday party guests for a few cold ones: by matt_tani, Views[266]
         		 Birthday dinner on the grand table : by matt_tani, Views[315]
         		 Nice pool: by matt_tani, Views[285]
     
    Poolside after a 2h20min run on Matt's birthday: by matt_tani, Views[275]
         		 Our pitch for 2 nights at a lovely campground on the Normandie Coast, at the heart of the WWII D-Day beaches.: by matt_tani, Views[253]
         		 First bridge leaving port of Le Harve: by matt_tani, Views[313]
         		 Flying buttresses, Basilica of St. Denis: by vagabonds, Views[1417]
         		 Candles and stained glass, Amien Cathedral: by vagabonds, Views[767]
     
    Basilica of St. Denis, birth of Gothic architecture: by vagabonds, Views[1288]
         		 High ceilings and large windows, Amien Cathedral: by vagabonds, Views[812]
         		 Cathedral at Amien: by vagabonds, Views[753]
         		 Chambre du Hote, French for B&B: by vagabonds, Views[1580]
         		 Note the hand-hewn beams: by vagabonds, Views[335]
     
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