Stage One of the 2016 Tour de France ends in a bunch sprint at Utah Beach in Normandy. The area was made famous with the Allied Landing on D-Day during WWII, June the 6th, 1944.
My drawing is a nod of the head in thanks to the soldiers that gave it all for our freedom on the beaches that are still littered with tanks and barriers. What a special day, on this our July 4th weekend. Chapeau!
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