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The Normandy countryside, fields as far as the eye can see. Enjoy far from city traffic!

Very interesting place

Bazenville British War Cemetery is a World War II military cemetery that was established just two days after the Gold Beach landings. It contains 979 graves, mainly those of the British 69th Infantry Brigade, but also 21 Canadian graves, 1 Polish grave, 1 Australian grave and 326 German graves.

Magnificent little church erected in the 12th century, with later additions up to the 17th century. And the cemetery has a water point just to the left of the entrance.

Beautiful view of Arromanches as you continue towards the sea. Open 24 hours a day. The Ryes-Bazenville British military cemetery is a military cemetery from the Second World War, located in the territory of the commune of Bazenville, in the department of Calvados, in France. The cemetery was created on June 8, 1944 near Gold Beach, where the 50th British Division landed on June 6. It has 979 tombs. Most of them, British (630), mainly house soldiers of the 69th British Infantry Brigade. There are also 21 Canadian graves, 1 Australian, 1 Polish and 326 German graves.

A segment of a few kilometers between Reviers and Fontaine-Henry to ride peacefully or hard, it doesn't matter ... it's always nice.

Without difficulty, this small road leads from Fontaine-Henry to Reviers, a beautiful village in Calvados, where you can take a break by the river. Ideal route to reach the seaside.