pay their respects. talking about those names, looking at the pillars and walls, the names are carved in stone, they are set out in units and days, the days which people died, those that didn t make it home, those that didn t make it home, those who died here in the waters off the coast, or here on the normandy soil. people can touch those names in position on the numbered pillars. it is a sombre spot but beautifully chosen, especially on a day like today, you look across the sea, as i am sure those soldiers, sailors and airmen would have done 80 years ago, wondering what was going on back in blighty, what their families and friends were up to. you can see the remains of the mulberry harbour. there would have been metal, machines, main as far as i could
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