Favourite place

Bench, Hove seafront.

Red

Edward VII pillar box, bottom of Oriental Place, Brighton.
Photograph © David John Hulatt 2013

T is for Terrace

One of the glorious Regency terraces in Brunswick Square seen from Brunswick Place.
This is an ABC Wednesday post.

What a difference a day makes

Yesterday's lovely Bank Holiday weather - today it's cold, grey and wet at the seaside.

The artist

17 Brunswick Square, the birthplace of Robert Bevan (1865-1925).

The remains...

...of a delicious afternoon tea with friends at the Blackbird Tea Rooms, Ship Street, Brighton.

Orange,blue and green

Front garden, Lansdowne Place.

Patches

Repairs to Hove Lodge Mansions, Hove Street. I'm used to seeing this building with plain terracotta walls  - all those white patches look rather strange.
You can see more sky photographs at this week's Skywatch Friday.

Time Passing By

Time Passing By, a temporary artwork for the Brighton Festival by Kaarina Kaikkonen, installed at the Clock Tower, Brighton.

Photographs © David John Hulatt 2013 

The Admiral

2 Brunswick Square, the home of Admiral Sir George Augustus Westphal between 1836 and 1875.

Fringe City entrance

Brighton Fringe, New Road, Brighton
Photograph © David John Hulatt 2013 

The circus is in town

No, not that circus; it's this one.
Photograph © Mairead Hardy, 2013.

Looking lovely

West side of Brunswick Square.

Saturday fishing

Same tunnel, different season

I posted a similar view in November last year; this time I've chosen another angle so you can see right down through the drizzle to St Peter's Church nestling in the damp greenery of Preston Park.
You can see more sky photographs at this week's Skywatch Friday.

Wonderful scent

A large Choisya ternata (Mexican orange blossom) in full sun, Hove Street.

Green in the rain

Looking across The Drove from Robertson Road. And yes, that road is as steep as it looks.

Changeable weather

Kingsley Road in the rain.

Late developer

The clematis-down-the-road has burst into flower since yesterday. Last year, the shrub was in full bloom by the beginning of May.

Orange and white

Window display, Florian, Western Road.

Eaton Villas

Give way

Looking up Goldstone Villas towards Hove Station.
You can see more sky photographs at this week's Skywatch Friday.

Shadows

Sunny day, Goldstone Villas.

Looking towards Worthing

Tiled panel, Western Road

Blue, white and yellow

Saturday's sunset

Round the corner

16 Rutland Gardens is one of those weird houses where the front door is situated round the corner in the next street - in this case, Lawrence Road.

Spirals

Fire escapes in Albert Mews, Third Avenue.

It doesn't matter where you are...

...there's always someone disturbing the peace and quiet.

Going green