John Oram's photos with the keyword: Honfleur

L'Église de Saint-Léonard, Quartier Saint-Léonard, Honfleur. The church of St Leonard is in the historic quarter of the same name in Honfleur. 200_2_P1000143

Vue sur l'Office de Tourisme et Médiathèque avec Le Statuaire des Moulières, Honfleur. View towards the Tourist Office and Médiathèque with the Statue of the Mussel Gatherers, Honfleur. I very much like the building featured in this picture. It blends stylishly and sympathetically with the surrounding, older architecture. 200_2_P1000142

Quai Sainte-Catherine, Honfleur. 200_2_P1000137C

Quai Saint_Etienne, Honfleur. 200_2_P1000134

Quai Sainte-Catherine, Honfleur. 200_2_P1000132

Vue sur Place Sainte-Catherine de la Rue des Logettes, Honfleur. Place Sainte-Catherine from Rue des Logettes, Honfleur. 200_2_P1000122

The mainly 18th century La Lieutenance in Honfleur was, at different times, the home of the Governor, of the Lieutenant of the king and a commercial court. This one building captures to a large extent the charm of the town. 200_2_P1000121

Quai Sainte-Catherine, Honfleur. 200_2_P1000118

An anchor at La Lieutenance, Honfleur. 200_2_P1000112

A solitary figure at La Lieutenance, Honfleur. 200_2_P1000109

The mainly 18th century La Lieutenance in Honfleur was, at different times, the home of the Governor, of the Lieutenant of the king and a commercial court. This one building captures to a large extent the charm of the town. 200_2_P1000102

The mainly 18th century La Lieutenance in Honfleur was, at different times, the home of the Governor, of the Lieutenant of the king and a commercial court. 200_2_P1000101

I do not know the history of these buildings in Honfleur but I particularly liked the architecture of the building on the right. 200_2_P1000099

The weather was inclement but slowly improving when we decided to walk from our mooring into the town of Honfleur. Walking allows you to see the things you might otherwise miss and on this occasion it was these remarkable 19th century sluice gates. The engineering, architecture and associated history were captivating. 200_2_P1000097

The weather was inclement but slowly improving when we decided to walk from our mooring into the town of Honfleur. Walking allows you to see the things you might otherwise miss and on this occasion it was the remarkable 19th century sluice gates which are the subject of the explanatory placard on the right. The engineering, architecture and associated history were captivating. 200_2_P1000095

The weather was inclement but slowly improving when we decided to walk from our mooring into the town of Honfleur. Walking allows you to see the things you might otherwise miss and on this occasion it was the remarkable 19th century sluice gates which are the subject of this explanatory placard and which are shown in the next two pictures. The engineering, architecture and associated history were captivating. 200_2_P1000094

Oceania Insignia at Honfleur on a grey morning. She had arrived from Southampton and would depart for Portland (UK). 200_2_P1000093

Oceania Insignia at Honfleur on a grey morning. She had arrived from Southampton and would depart for Portland (UK). In the background is the Pont de Normandie. 200_2_P1000092