We thought you should also see some artifacts from Brighton by the sea so here they are.
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5 comments:
Brighton looks very pebbly :> To quote an embarrassingly cringe-worthy Australian movie: "You call THAT a beach? This: is a beach!!
*grin* but Brighton is the stuff of childhood stories (Enid Blyton, yes!) and fun movies, so I dare not jest too much *smile*
Lovely view Dr Kate! Whats the book?
I am a bit hungover now from the wine.
See next post for details of the book.
I am v jealous that you have been to Brighton where I still have lots of friends. Does Brian still have an amazing flat in Kemptown on the seafront? went to a party there long ago...
Yes he does and a beach hut too.
The beach hut has been the site of many celebrations.
interestingly, many of the other beach huts are owned by Brighton Labour Party councillors....
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