The information that follows this picture is a bit confusing. The tags are. D-Day. Operation Overlord. Norwegian ship to France. And someone have suggested "Dieppe" with a question mark. Whatever, the church, or church-like building on top of the hill ought to be distinctive. And there is

Harbour of Dieppe with unidentified cross channel steamer.

Sealink's ferry Senlac approaching the ramp at the Quai Henri IV at Dieppe in September 1974. Memorable to me for three reasons. First date with a new girlfriend (later married her!), a very lumpy crossing over on Valencay and a superb meal on Senlac on the way back. My brother was 2nd engineer and

Not the best quality photo, I know! I only had my little compact camera and a table top tripod, but I wanted to capture something unusual. One of the very few (perhaps the only) times that the twins Cote d'Albatre and Seven Sisters have been together at Newhaven. I think the reason is that the summ

London, Brighton & South Coast Railway The 1st Class Dining Saloon aboard the 1905 built vessel on the Newhaven - Dieppe route

London, Brighton & South Coast Railway Built 1905

Outer basin in the 1950's with SS Brighton at the passenger terminal

View of the Inner Harbour in its heyday with Capitain Le Goff and either Villandry or Valencay at the quayside and a Soviet reefer arriving

Cote d'Albatre rounds Newhaven's breakwater as she leaves for Dieppe on a rainy and windy morning, Tuesday 22nd October 2013. The day was gloomy, so to emphasise this, I processed the image with a grainy black and white film effect (Ilford 400) using DxO Film Pack 3.

A nostalgic reminder of how it used to be. The inner harbour at Dieppe with the SS Brighton and SS Londres at the quayside

Transmanche Ferries - At the vehicle loading ramp in Newhaven harbour

With the reefer Marrakech the inner harbour at Dieppe in the 1970's

In the heyday of the classic Channel ships the SS Brighton is sailing for Newhaven and either SS Londres or Arromanches waits for a later departure whilst the Rennes, one of the cargo vessels known locally as 'screws,' loads cars and cargo.

TSS DIEPPE Built by Fairfield Govan, Yard No 439 Engines by Wm Denny & Sons Propulsion: Triple screw 3 direct drive Parsons Turbines Tonnage: 1210grt, 301nrt Length: 273.6ft Breadth: 34.2ft Launched: Thursday, 06/04/1905 Built for London Brighton & South Coast Railway Co, London , as a Pas

November 02 2006

Dieppe in the commercial port awaits a new ship-owner

Terminal Transmanche . 30.10.2006

in dieppe harbour

Champs Elysées leaves Dieppe

TERMINAL TRANSMANCHE DIEPPE