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Take me to Trouville!

First published January 2015 On a cold blustery day in February 1848 the last King of France skulked along the quay in Trouville-sur-Mer, desperate to secure passage to England for himself and his family. The winds were high and no sailor could be swayed by the many francs he offered them. A kingly

An incognito King, in Deauville

This post was first published in December 2016 Sometime in the spring of 1922, the Marquis de Viana rented a beautiful manor house overlooking the sea at Le Grand Bec, not far from Deauville.  Over the next few weeks the Manoir de Clairefontaine was buffed up, ready for a very special

The cow’s udders, Savignac and Trouville-sur-mer

It wasn't the sunniest Trouville day when we we to match a postcard of the casino, but it worked out rather well. Dodging into the tourist info office to get out of a downpour we saw something colourful and familiar.  An exhibition of the marvellous Savignac's original and printed posters! Sauvignac was incapable

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