The White Cliffs of Dieppe

The same chalk cliffs that hover over Dover, England are present in this region of France. I would assume that this hill overlooking the port entrance and the town of Dieppe had to be heavily fortified during World War II. Since one of the goals of the raid was too destroy German radar, I would think that there would've been a station right where today's modern radar stands.

Day Two - The Long Rain of Henry IV

December 22nd 2012
As much as I ended-up loving France, I mean Normandy, on this trip, there is one aspect of travel where the French fail miserably against their Germand and English competitors: breakfast. The French breakfasts were very good when we chose to have them but whereas the Brits and Krauts offer breakfast as part of the hotel or B&B price, the French choose to tack on the cost as an extra. 8 Euro per pe ... read more

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Although ultimately a victor in World Wars I and II, France suffered extensive losses in its empire, wealth, manpower, and rank as a dominant nation-state. Nevertheless, France today is one of the most modern countries in the world and is a leader am... ... read more

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