Ms. Ducky Goes to Normandy, France

Ms. Ducky, like many Americans, wanted to visit Normandy to see where many of our ancestors fought to help Europe end World War II.   She and her humans are taking the train to Normandy.

On the train to Normandy

On the train to Normandy

She stops at the American Cemetery to pay her respects to her relatives and so many others.

American Cemetery in Normandy, France

American Cemetery in Normandy, France

This is a view of the famous Omaha Beach.

Omaha Beach

Omaha Beach

So much happened here 70 years ago.   Ms. Ducky and her humans visited this German Bunker.

German Bunker at Normandy

German Bunker at Normandy

Guns were mounted here on the bunker during World War II.

Gun in German Bunker

Gun in German Bunker

Ms. Ducky is on the sand of Utah Beach.

On the sand Utah Beach

On the sand Utah Beach

She wanted to sit higher so she could get a better view of Utah Beach in Normandy, France.

Utah Beach, Normandy, France

Utah Beach, Normandy, France

She liked the memorial to all the troops from so many nations.

Honoring the veterans

Honoring the veterans

Ms. Ducky said this was a serious end to her European vacation.   She was glad to visit Normandy and see where freedom was won.   She really appreciates and thanks everyone for the effort and sacrifice.   Europe is now a wonderful place to visit and Ms. Ducky and her humans had a fabulous vacation.   Remember that Ms. Ducky is a very friendly duck.    She is bringing some European duck friends to Colorado.

Ms. Ducky brought some friends home to Colorado

Ms. Ducky brought some friends home to Colorado

Great Ms. Ducky.   We know we will like all your new friends.     She hopes you all visit Europe soon.   Ms. Ducky says she will visit Ireland soon.   Wow!   We want to hear about that trip, too.   Thank you, Ms. Ducky, for sharing your vacation with the Colorado Traveling Ducks.

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