After the garden visit we stopped at a local Bistro for a late lunch. There were many Normandy selections and I opted for the quiche, enjoyed the scenery, and then returned to the bus for the four mile ride back to Vernon and the train station. The decision again was to stand in line or buy from the automated machine. Of course, we chose the machine! We were experts now. A few quick decisions and we were on our way, tickets in hand. I've included some memories of train travel and the look when pulling in to a large station (Gare Saint-Lazare).
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