ORNE – NORMANDY
GREETERS WALKS
MEET A LOCAL: A GREETER
Greets in Orne – Normandy with one of its inhabitants, a Greeter
With great enthusiasm, our Greeters will take you on a tour of the Orne, personalized and authentic. Welcoming and user-friendly, they will put you at ease for a simple discovery around selected themes or favorite landscapes.
L’Orne: where, what is it?
L’Orne is a French department of the Normandy region, so called since 1790 after the river which takes its source and then crosses it
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Orne Tourism in Normandy: Click here !
Take a walk with a Greeter from Orne in Normandy?
Register your request and we will make you a proposal for a Greet.
Our proposal will depend on your choices and the information you give us on the registration form.
Especially:
–a possible choice of places, Greet or Greet theme
– The date(s) and period(s) of the day that suit you
– The spoken language used during the Greet
– Your centers of interest, your wishes for a Greet, your comments
What our visitors say after a Greeters ride in Orne-Normandie
January 2020
Très belle expérience ! Thierry était ponctuel, très sympathique avec une connaissance bien ciblée sur ALENCON. Contact très chaleureux, nous permettant d’être vite à l’aise, comme un ami ! We could see little corners that we would have ignored. Our friends were also delighted. Thanks again to Thierry and your beautiful structure that promotes encounters.
Sept 2019
Our greeter, Valerie, was very welcoming. First she showed us the church at Preaux du Perche with its stained glass of World War I soldiers. Then we walked on country roads, up and down hills, past farm fields, houses, and forests. She pointed out a view of three departments. We came back to the center of Preaux by a sunken road and past several ponds. Valerie was well informed about crops, wildlife, wild plants, trees, and especially bees, and was able to answer all our questions. We understand French better than we speak or write it, and we had no trouble understanding Valerie, who speaks very clearly. We learned so much and wished we had done this kind of visit when we first started coming to the Perche.
July 2019
Catherine est une greeter dynamique et très sympathique, passionnée ce qu’elle fait. Nous avons passé un très bon moment avec elle, même si nous aurions aimé en savoir davantage sur l’historique de la ville, mais nous savions que ce n’était pas forcément de sa compétence (le greeter en question n’était pas disponible). No regrets anyway!
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BETWEEN EARTH AND SEA
From the top of the Aber Ildut to the small port of Mazou, Maryvonne will accompany you for a small eclectic hike. Between the rocky coast of the Iroise Sea, with a view of the Molène archipelago, and ribinoù (small bocage paths in Breton), discover two very different facets and yet so close to our territory. Blue and green mix together to form a single word in Breton: glaz.