| Dieppe harbour and atop the cliffs in the distance is Notre Dame du Bon Secours (1876 AD) church. |
| The panorama of Dieppe harbour. A typical North Sea fishing boat lies stuck in the mud to the left at low tide. The houses line Quai Henri IV. |
| The vast "lawns" between the beach and the town were laid out in the 1860s. |
| Monument to the men of Les Fusiliers Mont-Roy who suffered high casualties in the Dieppe Raid (1942). |
| The pebbled beach where the Canadians landed in 1942. |
| The ferry edges by the quai off Dieppe beach. |
| The memorial to the Canadian Essex-Scottish regiment who came ashore on the East Beach. |
| Hotels line the Blvd Verdun facing the Lawns. |
| Castle Dieppe dates from the 15th Century and now is home to a Museum of the IvoryTrade. |
| The famous cliffs at the western end of Dieppe beach. |
| The Place du Canada commemorates the long relationship between Canada and Dieppe. |
| The Allied Naval Memorial at the Place du Canada. |
| The Operation Jubilee (Dieppe Raid) memorial at Place du Canada. |
| A panorama of Dieppe from the Chateau de Dieppe (Dieppe Castle Museum). |
| The grounds of Castle Dieppe. Now a musuem. |
| The tower of Castle Dieppe in the fog. |
| The entrance to the Castle is a bridge over a deep gully. |
| The ruins of a German Atlantic Wall bunker atop the Western Cliffs looking over the beaches. |
| Les Tourelles built in the 15th century is the sole remaining gate of seven town gates. |
| The Memorial of 1942 exhibition. |
| Les Tourelles gate. It survived because it was used as a prison. |
| The Church of St. Remy was first built here in 1000 AD but the current structure dates from 1522 AD. |
| The interior of the Church of St. Remy. |
| Pedestrian Rue St. Jacques in the heart of Dieppe. |
| Place St. Jacques, the main square of Dieppe. The Church of St. Jacques is to the right. |
| The Church of St. Jacques a Norman gothic church reconstructed several times since the 13th century. |
| The interior of Eglise St. Jacques. Under extensive reconstruction. |
| The tide is in and the small trawler I saw earlier is now floating in the harbour. |
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| The view inland on Dieppe beach from the shoreline. |
| The ferry to Newhaven, England. Beneath the Church of Notre Dame. |
| A dense fog blew in off the North Sea and enveloped the town in a matter of minutes. |
| The Chateau de Dieppe looms up out of the fog. |
