The first two days of our vacation participated mostly in travel. Home to Doter is a reasonable way that includes a series of different highways: the path was direct, although we reached the mandatory traffic congestion on the M25 near Herford, due to road works.

The crossing was fast and effective, without any speaking problems, and from Calais, and the main goal is to get out of the flat and boring countryside that is Nord Pas-De-Calais as quickly as possible. We were elected to take the coastal road that we took towards Le Havre. The journey was much longer than expected on Google Maps, so we stopped at AIRE, where we had a cold drink, we saw the ducks and a massive fish – looked like a carp for an experienced eyes – there should be dozens of. It was a channel running alongside Aire, and it was fed by other travelers with pieces of bread.

We went to Le Havre, and we led a very impressive series of three bridges across the port and the ratification of the Seine River. The scene was amazing, and one of the bridges (all of which was completely new – that was supposed to be built after the damage of the Second World War of the Old Bridges) should be included at least 1: 2. You were the passenger so you could remain on the opinion.

More travel after that – in fact with the four hours in England and the five hours in France, made for a sudden day. We arrived at La Suhardière around 6 pm local time, and the house is really beautiful. Just before the road, before the Lim’s Comont, Calm.

There are two other guests, a mother and an adult son, who are having dinner with us. They do not speak English at all, so I must manage with a French “O”! It seems satisfactory, however. The food was beautiful, and made the house, of course. Zucchini tart, then Escalope de Dinde with haricots verts, then rhubarb tart, then cheese. Très Typique! Madame started with a beautiful house that made light/digestion. It was very refreshing!

Very tired, so we went to the bed.