Honfleur Wash-house

A late 19th-century wash-house in Honfleur in Normandy. Nice woodwork on the rooftop. Until now, I’d never thought that wash-houses were such an item in France. You can find a list — by no means comprehensive — at Wikimedia.org.

A late 19th-century wash-house in Honfleur in Normandy. Nice woodwork on the rooftop. Until now, I’d never thought that wash-houses were such an item in France. You can find a list — by no means comprehensive — at Wikimedia.org.

December 2019, scallops season at Honfleur in Normandy with boats from Brittany and Fecamp and other places. And by the way, there really is a scallops season war going on, and possibly with interesting post-Brexit developments.

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Typical me, I bought the latest and greatest camera and the shot I prefer is blurry, to say the least. Well, it was meant to be that way. Deauville, December 2019

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