The lovely town of Cassel, near Lille in Northern France, is shrouded in mist – the same mist that had accompanied our first ever visit to the World War One cemeteries of Vimy and Notre Dame de Lorette.
(Above: The town of Cassel in the populous Nord region of Northern France)
Six of us are slotted, snugly, into the mid-size people carrier bouncing at speed into the lovely town of Cassel. Behind us are a variety of warm coats that are going to keep us alive when we get out of the car. It’s freezing out there… and misty. It’s a biting cold that has followed us throughout our trip.
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The mist gives . . . well . . . a mistical quality! 🙂
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