Centre Travel

D-Day Tours Passionate about history? Re-live all the moments of June 1944, to discover what made it "The longest days" You can follow the roads taken by our liberators while listening to the local anecotes that our guide will be happy to shre with you. This voyage back in time will also give you the opportunity to appreciate the charm of the small villages with their old stone churches and the fortified farms that make up the Norman countryside. Discover our D-Day tours www.d-daybeaches.com A private guided -tailor-made- tour- www.normandywebguide.com Address: 618 route du Lavoir , 14400 Mosles - France Tel: 0033 (0)2 31 70 52 Fax: 0033 (0)2 31 51 74 74 fredericguerin@wanadoo.fr

D-Day Tours Passionate about history? Re-live all the moments of June 1944, to discover what made it "The longest days" You can follow the roads taken by our liberators while listening to the local anecotes that our guide will be happy to shre with you. This voyage back in time will also give you the opportunity to appreciate the charm of the small villages with their old stone churches and the fortified farms that make up the Norman countryside. Discover our D-Day tours www.d-daybeaches.com A private guided -tailor-made- tour- www.normandywebguide.com Address: 618 route du Lavoir , 14400 Mosles - France Tel: 0033 (0)2 31 70 52 Fax: 0033 (0)2 31 51 74 74 fredericguerin@wanadoo.fr

They had a Rendez - vous with destiny. Dead Man's Corner Museum. "On one of the most famous historical site of the 101 st Airborne " Shortly after sunrise on Tuesday, June 6 th , 1944, thousands of Allied troops stormed ashore in Normandy to begin the greatest amphibious assault in history. Earlier that morning, however, paratroopers and glidermen of the 82 nd and 101 st Airborne Divisions had been landed behind the German beach defenses, their mission to take and hold strategic points inland and to contain any counterattacks aimed at driving the invaders back into the sea. Starting at 00:15, in the pre -dawn darkness of D-Day Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor's paratroopers of the 101 st Airborne Division became the first Allied soldiers to set foot on French soil, and for 33 consecutive days they carried the fight to the enemy. This was the beginning of their "Airborne Trail through Nazi-occupied Europe" The 101s...

They had a Rendez - vous with destiny. Dead Man's Corner Museum. "On one of the most famous historical site of the 101 st Airborne " Shortly after sunrise on Tuesday, June 6 th , 1944, thousands of Allied troops stormed ashore in Normandy to begin the greatest amphibious assault in history. Earlier that morning, however, paratroopers and glidermen of the 82 nd and 101 st Airborne Divisions had been landed behind the German beach defenses, their mission to take and hold strategic points inland and to contain any counterattacks aimed at driving the invaders back into the sea. Starting at 00:15, in the pre -dawn darkness of D-Day Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor's paratroopers of the 101 st Airborne Division became the first Allied soldiers to set foot on French soil, and for 33 consecutive days they carried the fight to the enemy. This was the beginning of their "Airborne Trail through Nazi-occupied Europe" The 101s...

The biggest shopping centre in Northern France. With 147 shops, 20 restaurants and extensive leisure facilities , Cite' Europe is a great place for a special day out in France. With a huge range of stores, including the Carrefour hypermarket which stocks a fantastic range traditional French produce, beer, wine & spirits, or head for the Tesco Wine store to find many other great bargains on booze. Other attractions include. The Disney Store, Toys "r" US, C&A and four perfume stores, plus great outlets for ladies and gents fashions, kids clothes, sports goods, housewares, gift ideas and so much for you to enjoy. http://www.cite-europe.com/ http://www.cpluscard.com/

The biggest shopping centre in Northern France. With 147 shops, 20 restaurants and extensive leisure facilities , Cite' Europe is a great place for a special day out in France. With a huge range of stores, including the Carrefour hypermarket which stocks a fantastic range traditional French produce, beer, wine & spirits, or head for the Tesco Wine store to find many other great bargains on booze. Other attractions include. The Disney Store, Toys "r" US, C&A and four perfume stores, plus great outlets for ladies and gents fashions, kids clothes, sports goods, housewares, gift ideas and so much for you to enjoy. http://www.cite-europe.com/ http://www.cpluscard.com/

At the beginning of august 44, the VII and V German armies are falling into the trap... The 22 nd August, the battle of Normandy is ending. In the department of Orne , between Chambois and Vimoutiers , on the itineraries of "the Encerclement " and " the Outcome" the Memorial of Montormel relates the story of the Falaise - Chambois pocket. 1. A first corridor called " Premisses " which tells you the different events which occured before before the last battle of Normandy. 2. Reception of visitors. 3. A sound light show in 4 languages (English, French, German, and Polish) which relates the Falaise - chambois pocket. 4. A room of meditation which gives you the final tall of the battle of Normandy. 5. A cinema presents different extracts of the movie called " the corridor of death" Address: 61160 Montormel Tel: 02 33 67 38 61 Fax: 09 61 23 30 58 www.memorial-montormel.org

At the beginning of august 44, the VII and V German armies are falling into the trap... The 22 nd August, the battle of Normandy is ending. In the department of Orne , between Chambois and Vimoutiers , on the itineraries of "the Encerclement " and " the Outcome" the Memorial of Montormel relates the story of the Falaise - Chambois pocket. 1. A first corridor called " Premisses " which tells you the different events which occured before before the last battle of Normandy. 2. Reception of visitors. 3. A sound light show in 4 languages (English, French, German, and Polish) which relates the Falaise - chambois pocket. 4. A room of meditation which gives you the final tall of the battle of Normandy. 5. A cinema presents different extracts of the movie called " the corridor of death" Address: 61160 Montormel Tel: 02 33 67 38 61 Fax: 09 61 23 30 58 www.memorial-montormel.org

Hotel de Campagne Address: 8 Route De La Plaine 76590 Belmensil Tel: 02 32 14 00 00 www.closmasure.com

Hotel de Campagne Address: 8 Route De La Plaine 76590 Belmensil Tel: 02 32 14 00 00 www.closmasure.com

Les Informazions Address: Agence de Dieppe 8 rue Claude Groulard Tel: 02 35 84 11 83 www.precom.fr www.pubilhebdos

4 Xquad Ocasion The Second Hand Shop Address: C/Juan de la Cievra 11, Vilassar De Dalt 08339 ( BCN ) Tel: 93 750 81 73 www.4xquad.net

Domenech Furniture, gifts, wedding lists etc. Address: La Riera , 38. 08301 Mataro ' Tel: 93 790 11 56 Fax: 93 790 49 91 www.domenechmobles.com

175 g long -grain rice and wild rice, mixed 225 g smoked haddock fillet 150 ml skimmed milk 25 g butter grated rind and juice of 1 lemon 90 ml chopped fresh parsley 2 hard-boiled eggs, roughly chopped salt and pepper Boil rice until tender. Drain well. Place fish in a saucepan with the milk and simmer for about 5 minutes. Flake the fish, discarding skin and bones. Melt the butter in a large frying pan. Add the rice, fish, lemon rind and juice. Cook over a high heat until piping hot. Stir in the parsley and eggs and warm. Now it is ready toe serve.

juice of 4 large lemons 30 ml powdered gelatine 900 ml tropical fruit juice or drink Put lemon juice into a large bowl and sprinkle over gelatine . Leave to stand until it is sponge-like in texture. Place over a pan of gently simmering water until the mixture clears. Stir in the tropical juice. Rinse out six jelly moulds with cold water but do not dry. Pour in the fruit liquid, cover and refrigerate for at least 5 hours until set. To serve, dip the whole moulds very quickly in hot water , pour off any water that has gathered on top of the jelly, then invert on to a serving plate and shake the mould hard. Lift off the mould. Serve with fruit salad or custard.

15 ml olive oil 5 ml ground turmeric 50 g onion, skinned and finely chopped 1 hot green chilli , deseeded and finely chopped 225 g courgettes, thinly sliced 50 g frozen peas 350 g haddock fillet, skinned and cut into bite-size pieces 10 ml lemon juice 60 ml hoisin sauce salt and pepper noodles to serve Heat oil in frying pan. Add turmeric , onion, chilli , courgettes and peas and stir-fry over high heat for 4 - 5 minutes. Add fish to the pan with the lemon juice, hoisin sauce and 150 ml water. Bring to the boil and simmer, uncovered for 1 - 3 minutes. Season. Serve immediately with freshly cooked noodles.

175g thread egg noodles 45 ml vegetable oil 4 spring onions, trimmed, quartered and shredded 1 courgette, quartered and shredded 1/2 green pepper, deseeded and cut into thin strips 75 g spinach, finely shredded 2.5 cm piece of fresh root ginger, peeled and chopped 1 garlic clove, skinned and crushed 1 chicken stock cube, crumbled 15 ml hoisin sauce salt and pepper celery leaves, to garnish Bring in a large saucepan of salted water to the boil, add the noodles, remove from heat and leave to soak 4 minutes. Drain well. Heat 30ml oil in a wok. Add vegetables, ginger and garlic and stir-fry for 2 minutes. Add the remaining oil to the pan, then add the noodles and stir-fry for 2 minutes. Add the crumbled stock cube, hoisin sauce and 15ml (1 tbsp)water and cook for 2 minutes, lifting and mixing the noodles with two forks. Season with pepper, garnish and serve immediately.