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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.
About Me
- 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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All text and photographs, unless credited otherwise, copyright © Jan Eaton 2008-2020
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- P is for Puddle
- One side only
- After the rain
- Right on cue
- Squares
- Curves
- Recycling, Norfolk Square
- O is for Orange
- Short and to the point
- No horizon
- Knitting in public
- Burnt orange, yellow and green
- Grey and damp
- Further down the square
- N is for Norfolk Square
- Shining light
- Cloudy
- After the rain
- Reflections
- St. Andrew's Old Church
- New windows
- M is for Memorial
- Major General James Durant
- Reflections in a window display
- Shadows, Vallance Road
- Red brick
- Dramatic
- Beyond the gate
- L is for Lavender
- Asleep in Jesus
- Weathered 2
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3 comments:
Where's Walter Raleigh when you need him?
ROG, ABC Wednesday team
My goodness such a gracious puddle:) The Dutch are as well consumed by the weather! A first comment of a Dutch person to a stranger is, "Nice (or: Bad, gloomy, etc.) weather, eh?"
Good choice, there are puddles where puddles have never been before this year up here in the North West.
Joy - ABC Team
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