Inside Don Quixote, eating lunch and watching shoppers hunting for bargains in George Street.
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A photo a day of Hove, UK
I moved to Hove from London in 2007 and I'm gradually finding out about the delights of both city and seaside. Come and join me on my pictorial voyage of discovery.
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- Wibbo
- Hove, East Sussex, United Kingdom
- I'm a designer and writer, now happily retired from the daily grind and busy doing my own thing.
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4 comments:
It must be cold or something. The tables look nice but are empty. I guess the tourists have left too.
I don't have a lot to say about last year or this new year but here are some thoughts...
I hope 2009 will be better than 2008, 2007, and 2006. I do think our government will be inspired by our new President Obama -- at least I hope so.
I would like to see the War in Irag end and I would like to see the killing stop everywhere.
It is my hope that Japan will stop slaughtering whales and raping virgin forests.
And I hope the people will lose their clubs and no longer club baby seals to death.
What a world we have and live in. Just think 2009 could be so much better than it will be.
A toast to you and all the work you do for your CDP - Happy New Year!
New year'S to you happiness, and quiet and the welfare will bring.
I wonder how many George Streets there are in the wrorld, and if there are enough to start a collection!
I hope you have a fantastic 2009!
Sunshine Coast Daily - Australia
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