D-Day plus 45: Ouistreham, France, at the eastern end of the Normandy beaches, is now a lovely, compact resort

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Ouistreham is one of the leading sailing capitals of France. It is a deepwater port located along the mouth of the Orne River that has been transformed into a lovely, compact resort. It has a 12th-century church and boasts of good food, wine and the other simpler joys of living.

France, Ports, Resorts

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Ancient Navy

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Portsmouth, England, presents a number of travel opportunities for yacht owners. It features a protected harbor, an amusement park, marinas and bus tours. Portsmouth is also home to the D-Day Museum and the Flagship Portsmouth seaport museum.

Portsmouth, England

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Stream of consciousness: a Sassafras River cruise blends natural beauty with American history

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The attractions of a cruise on the Sassafras River, off Chesapeake Bay, are described, with focus on the beautiful scenery and the historic towns, such as Georgetown, DE.

Recreation, Chesapeake Bay, River cruises, Georgetown, Delaware

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