La Tranchardière – a slice of France
It is a joy to drive on such quiet roads and there is definitely a far more relaxed way of life across the water.
In the nineteenth century, French hamlets were self-sufficient communities, according to Sally Pinhey, the botanical artist, whose semi-detached stone cottage near Couptrain is about 120 miles from Cherbourg.
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