The village of St Pois is our home until in January. Although not very big, it has every thing one could need; gas station, grocery store, boulangerie, La Normandie bar and a boucherie. While the prices at the stores are a bit higher than the large ones in cities, being so close more than makes up for it. There is also an elementary school and a church.
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Every village in Normandy has a lighted decoration greeting you. |
Since it is nearing Christmas, there are lights and decorations all over town. Every window, even on empty buildings, has a holiday theme. Normandy is known for it's lighted villages. St Pois is doing it's best.
We walked around the village one night before Christmas to take pictures. It was magical.
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Looking down the main street in St Pois. |
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In the church, the manger scene awaits the arrival of baby Jesus on Christmas Eve. |
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