“Call that a haircut”
“I’m sorry dear, but we’re not your type”.
A quintessential sight in the Pays d’Auge: Saint Vaast, with its little church, its Commonwealth graves, and other hand-carved tombs that have stood the test of time. And the silence!
Interesting - so, from what I can gather the church was a field hospital in 1944 and presumably the commonwealth graves are those of former patients who didn’t survive?
These are the graves of twelve soldiers whose plane crashed here. For more details, here’s some reading material
I wonder why the second headstone on the right of the back row has a different cross on it ? ![]()
Good question – you’ve got a keen eye! I’ll go back there as soon as I can to try and figure it out ![]()
It looks as if there is a cross shape but with an engraving of Buddha in it. And my eyes need sorting, because this is the gravestone:
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