The chalk cliffs bordering both sides of Dieppe beach. There are many small caves in which the Germans had mounted machine guns. On the top of the cliffs they had large artillery pieces. - IMAGES OF THE JOURNEY by David Cale PHOTOGRAPHS THAT BRING LIFE TO BLANK WALLS

My reflections on traveling through the region of France that was invaded on D-Day June 6, 1944 by Canadian, British and American forces.

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The chalk cliffs bordering both sides of Dieppe beach. There are many small caves in which the Germans had mounted machine guns. On the top of the cliffs they had large artillery pieces.

David Cale (ImagesOfTheJourney) > The chalk cliffs bordering both sides of Dieppe beach. There are many small caves in which the Germans had mounted machine guns. On the top of the cliffs they had large artillery pieces.

The chalk cliffs bordering both sides of Dieppe beach. There are many small caves in which the Germans had mounted machine guns. On the top of the cliffs they had large artillery pieces.

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