Grostenquin, France
"Ma Hemerings"

Andy Little made a visit to Grostenquin in July 2001.

There was a distinctive break between the villages of Guessling and Hemering in the 1950s and the 1960s. The two villages have now fused into one and the new map names the two villages on one sign.

While in the area, he stopped in Hemering to find that "Ma Hemerings" is now a private home. Andy took a few photos of the exterior of what used to be known as "Ma Hemerings". These photos are provided below and are sure to take you back down "memory lane".


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  1. Intersection of D79 and D24 in Hemering - July 2001.
    With D79 (left turn) taking you to the airfield and the village of Grostenquin, and D24 (right turn) taking you into Guessling. Ma Hemerings is the last visible house on the right hand side.
    Courtesy Andy Little.

  2. Closer view of the intersection of D79 and D24 in Hemering - July 2001.
    With D79 (left turn) taking you to the airfield and the village of Grostenquin, and D24 (right turn) taking you into Guessling. Again, Ma Hemerings is the last visible house on the right hand side.
    Courtesy Andy Little.

  3. Intersection of D79 and D24 in Hemering - July 2001.
    With D79 (left turn) taking you to the airfield and the village of Grostenquin, and D24 (right turn) taking you into Guessling.
    Courtesy Andy Little.

  4. Ma Hemerings is now a private home, second from the right in this photo - July 2001.
    Courtesy Andy Little.

  5. Slightly closer view of Ma Hemerings - July 2001.
    Courtesy Andy Little.

  6. Ma Hemerings (left center) looking towards the intersection (at the end of the road) that takes you to the airfield - July 2001.
    Courtesy Andy Little.


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