Sep23
Published by misha in Adventure, Camping, Europe, Norway, Photos, Relaxing, Sightseeings

This wonderful bird-watching tower is situated in old leftover road bend in Norway with a spectacular view from the wild ocean and mountains of Eggum in the west.

After taking off from the main road, you pass through the site to reach the parking space. From east to west the 60m long-wall is cut into the ground and separates the parking area from the rest area, the sun and the view.

The rest area is constructed to give space for several buss loads of people. At the same time comfort and quiet is given to other travelers resting and eating. The sheltering wall is made of a steel construction covered with wooden laths and boards.

The horizontal direction of the wooden laths continues, and with cuts and folds, they are turned into tables and benches.

Feb08
Published by misha in Chillin, Eating, Europe, France, History, Parks, Photos, Relaxing, Restaurants, Sightseeings, Swimming, Travel Stories, Walking

Bayeux is a small town in northwestern France with a warm and sunny weather. If you planning to visit this ‘petit’ wonderful place, for sure its recommended to stay even for one night at the 18th century La Cheneviere Chateau.

The beautiful castle is located between Omaha Beach and stands in its own greenery parkland, comprising the refined mannerisms of a bygone era. The chateau offers intimate and informal atmosphere.

There is a 2 hectare walled garden and 12 hectare of parkland beyond emphasising the serenity and seclusion of the estate and the relaxed indulgence that is Château La Chenevière. There are 29 luxury rooms, each with a garden view and all individually decorated in a harmony of vegetative designs. Relaxed indulgence is assured.

The dining room with its picture windows overlooking the park, has a certain intimate scale. The cuisine is classic with all the distinctive flavours of Normandy accompanied by many fine wines. There are 2 ha walled garden and an outdoor heated swimming pool. A door leads out to the tennis court and the 12 ha parkland beyond emphasising the sense of seclusion and serenity of the estate.
