WHY NORMANDY? The Dream of a House in France

WHY NORMANDY? The Dream of a House in FranceJosie Robinson, French born and raised, is a U. S. citizen, who got enticed by her childrens idea to buy a vacation house in Normandy. She will soon realize the need to reacquaint herself to distinctive French customs and attitudes. She discovers not only by herself but also thorough Arthurian legends or love stories shaping William the Conquerors life that Normandy is historically a land of passion. Josie is always stirred by the D Days areas but

Josie Robinson, French born and raised, is a U.S. citizen, who got enticed by her childrenÕs idea to buy a vacation house in Normandy. She will soon realize the need to reacquaint herself to distinctive French customs and attitudes. She discovers not only by herself but also thorough Arthurian legends or love stories shaping William the ConquerorÕs life that Normandy is historically a land of passion. Josie is always stirred by the D-Days areas but also by the personal World War II stories. From the sunken roads of the Gallic camps to the castles illustrating the following centuries, no car ride is ever tedious in that famous horse country whether you go to beautiful Honfleur with its landmarks and art galleries, or to trendy Deauville with its beach, marina, horse races, polo, restaurants and the American Festival of Film. The nightmare of September 11 will surprise the Robinsons as they are finishing lunch. Josie is eager to go home to Cincinnati as she has grown and separated from the French.