A short walk along Kingsway from the top of Medina Terrace brings you to Adelaide Crescent, designed by Decimus Burton.
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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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- Solitude
- Seafront without boats
- Great name for a boat
- Inside the markers
- Boat markers
- A nice walk along the front
- And now for something completely different
- Brunswick Square
- Looking down the road
- Adelaide Crescent
- Medina Terrace
- Getting ready to celebrate
- Keeping watch
- Pointing the way
- Brighton Museum & Art Gallery
- Looking closely
- Low tide
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- Glinting
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- Goodbye waterslides
- Lost in concentration
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- Brrrrrr...
- The Grand, Brighton
- Sea and sunshine
- Brunswick Place
- First day of the New Year
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Very elegant building. Do I dare ask how much the apartments are? ;) Nice to hear the gardens are open to the public though.
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