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follow this blog administration login + create my blog the baguette profil name : the baguette about me: de captivants à banals, les articles et photographies de “the baguette” sont une tentative de publier un journal de ma vie dans la manche et de proposer un forum de discussion pour tout ce qui touche à la normandie. archives articles récents cliquez ici pour voir mes photos thermes gallo-romains d'alleaume, valognes château de fontaine-henry juno beach, courseulles-sur-mer randonnée sur les pas des carriers et des meuniers pegasus bridge, bénouville église notre-dame de surville saint-germain-sur-ay et le corps de garde église saint-pair de gerville-la-forêt chapelle notre-dame de la consolation, vesly my photo albums on flickr 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 20 30 40 > >> february 27 2015 6 27 / 02 / february / 2015 17:51 cliquez ici pour voir mes photos cliquez ici pour voir mes photos sur flickr cliquez ici pour voir mes photos sur flickr repost 0 published by the baguette february 1 2015 1 01 / 02 / february / 2015 07:17 thermes gallo-romains d'alleaume, valognes repost 0 published by the baguette july 29 2014 3 29 / 07 / july / 2014 09:28 château de fontaine-henry after visiting the juno beach centre in courseulles-sur-mer, i drove to the town of fontaine-henry near caen to take a tour of its most famous residence, the château de fontaine-henry . the name of the town means "fountain of henry" the old spelling of the name henri, a possible reference to henry de tilly. the town was also known for it fountains and preponderance of wells, one of which can be seen just in front of the main doorway. château de fontaine-henry has belonged to the same family for nearly ten centuries without ever having been sold. nevertheless, several names have succeeded in ownership because it has repeatedly been handed down by women. the families tilly, d’harcourt, de morais, boutier de château d'assy, de montécler, de marguerie, de carbonnel, de cornulier and d’oilliamson have all come into ownership through inheritance. there was a fortress at this location at the beginning of the 11th century and the tilly family replaced the old fortress between 1200 and 1220 with a new castle. all that survives from this period are the chapel and vaulted rooms that once formed the ground floor of the residential building. these two elements give a measure of the magnitude and importance of this château in the middle ages. in 1374 jeanne de tilly married philippe d'harcourt and brought him a dowry of a lordship or 'seigneurie'. it was the harcourt family who began to rebuild the château after the hundred years war. the works were spread out over nearly a century, from the late 15th century to the 1560s. the château is still lived in by the descendents of its early owners, the comte and comtesse de olliamson. the château has a very original kind of architectural harmony, making it a renaissance masterpiece, following the examples of the hôtel d'escoville and the hôtel de than in caen. on its west façade one can see the different styles of architecture used during its evolution--the west side being the most curious where there are a series of three levels of columns. this was done to create perspective and the illusion of height. above one of the windows is an inscription dated precisely to 1537, the date of completion for this portion of the château. there are several biblical features on this façade as well, the images of adam and eve, moses and noah. above another window is the image of charles viii . i was most impressed by the quantity and quality of the stonework with its filigree patterns and decorative medallions. the details are amazing if you take the opportunity to study them—especially around the lower windows which have images of cherubs, birds and plant motifs. the château is more than 15 meters high and the roofs that cover the building are considered to be the highest in france. we weren’t allowed to take any photos inside except for in the main reception hall which used to be the kitchen. here there are three large fireplaces. above them are the coats of arms of the different families who have owned the house over the centuries. the chapel was founded in the 13th century and transformed in the 16th century. there is an image of a stag just above the main doorway which i think represents the fondness of hunting by one of the former owners who is it said killed 1000 stags in his lifetime. good for him ? gothic arches are featured along the sides and decorative capitals above the columns. it is open to the public and has an exhibition of religious art inside. at the back of the château is the entrance to the oldest part of the castle, the vaulted storage rooms. they are dark and damp. there is a good view of the back of the château from here as well. repost 0 published by the baguette - in architecture july 28 2014 2 28 / 07 / july / 2014 09:18 juno beach, courseulles-sur-mer had some more beautiful weather last week so i drove out to courseulles-sur-mer to visit the museum at juno beach. if you don't know what that is, it's the beach where the canadians landed during d-day. it's hard to believe that 70 years ago over 14,000 men landed here and over 460 lost their lives fighting to liberate france. right on the beach is the museum which pays honor to all the canadians who participated in the war effort. maybe its because i'm american but i wasn't wasn't that interested in going inside the museum like i was when it came to visiting the utah beach or omaha beach museums. still, i was glad that i got to make it here. the building itself, designed by canadian architect brian k. chamberlain, is a single-storey structure with five main points, resembling a stylized maple leaf. the exterior is clad in titanium scales and stands about 100 meters back from the present line of sand dunes. a ceremonial area, which features a statue entitled remembrance and renewal, stands between the centre and the dunes. a gap in the dunes is filled by a symbolic structure shaped as a landing craft. an intact german bunker, once an observation post, stands immediately in front of this memorial. remnants of the atlantic wall remain strewn along the coast, including this half-sunk german gun emplacement. naturally, such fortifications were deadly obstacles for those wading ashore. there were even some tetraheaders, pyramid shaped obstacles erected along the shore by the germans who wanted to destroy any landing ships that happened to invade during high tide. to the left of the museum are several monoliths whith plaques on them. this is known as the commemorative bricks area where doners and veterans can purchase an engraved plaque to be added to the monoliths. veteran bricks include the person’s rank, name, decorations, unit, dates of service, as well as a comment regarding the veteran’s service, such as “italian campaign”, battle of the atlantic”, or “d-day veteran”. also, to the right of the museum is another memorial to those who fell on d-day--several hundred posts hammered neatly in the sand with name plaques attached. i guess if you can't make it to the cemetery this memorial is a welcome alternative. nearby, i discovered a pile of stones called an inuksuk--a symbol of survival among canada's inuit peoples. it stands as a guide denoting that humans have passed through that place. this particular inuksuk was erected in 2005 in remembrance of the first nations, metis, and inuit who served canada in the second world war. repost 0 published by the baguette - in architecture july 25 2014 6 25 / 07 / july / 2014 16:02 randonnée sur les pas des carriers et des meuniers i went on another wonderful hike last weekend around amblie in the calvados department. the walk has the special name of “randonnée sur les pas des carriers et des meuniers” (which means walking in the footsteps of the quarry-workers and millers) and is tied with the rich history of this area’s occupants. the hike begins from the
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