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| Voilà chez nous d'où j'ai commencé. This is our house, from whence my morning escapade began. |
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| Sur le digue. Il y a tellement beaucoup de marchands et de petits restaurants--surtout de glaciers. On the dike. There are tons of little restaurants and ice cream shops. It's a fun place to bike, but you've got to really pedal hard to fight the wind sometimes. |
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| Toujours sur le digue. |
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| Près du port. Near the port. |
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| Strange bridge that I had to walk my bike over...if I understood the sign correctly; their road signs don't always make sense to me. |
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| l'aube. Sunrise |
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| Le phare caché en question. The infamous and extremely well hid lighthouse. |
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| Mon petit appareil photo sur mon portable ne capte pas tout le phare, mais c'était très beau. |
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| Une des belles églises de Dunkerque...il y en a plusieurs. One of the many beautiful churches of Dunkirk. |
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| Un batiment de gouvernement au centre-ville. Government building in downtown D-kirk. |
Thanks for the English sis. It looks so beautiful. Be safe. I'm serious. Your scaredy cat big sister freaks our at the thought of you going for early morning bike rides with no one knowing where you are in a foreign country and then receiving cryptic messages that you possibly typed while blindfolded. I need to see your face. Skype soon? Yes please. Love you.
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