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The Sand Is Still Coloured

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Walking to my sister’s house in Caen passes through the Rue du 20ème Siècle (20th century), a little route with its cobbled stone road and Art Deco buildings. Caen is one of the little towns of the Normandy where D-Day happened - June 6, 1944 - and, where, like many…

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The Sand Is Still Coloured

Walking to my sister’s house in Caen passes through the Rue du 20ème Siècle (20th century), a little route with its cobbled stone road and Art Deco buildings. Caen is one of the little towns of the Normandy where D-Day happened - June 6, 1944 - and, where, like many…

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