Last but not the least ......Honfleur.

Honfleur

This was our last stop as its only 40 mins from the ferry port at Le Havre.
The campsite was outside the town so we caught the bus in.
Honfleur was famous as a port in the early 18th century with many ships trading with North America.

Later it became a haunt of artists including Monet.

This wonderful tree greeted us as we got off the bus in Honfleur.

Many of the old streets and houses are still in use and have been carefully looked after.

One of the interesting buildings is this wooden church, one of the few that still exist.

Like all places, you only get a true feeling of the place when you walk around it, and the are plenty of interesting streets to wander around.

As you climb up through the town you get good views of the Seine estuary and the Pont du Normandie crossing it.

This was the public clothes washing area.

An old mini moke converted to electric.

Although the are many pleasure boats in the harbours its still a working port for fishing and river cruises.

Finally the ferry home with Portsmouth coming into view.