Sand dogs

Sand sculptures, George Street.

Waterlily, July 2010

Lansdowne Road

I like the look of that shaded balcony - I bet it's lovely and cool in this hot weather.

Convolvulus, Norfolk Square

Up in the air

Brighton Wheel taken in 2012. You wouldn't be able to see very far today - it's overcast, hot and very humid.

Brighton Pavilion

One from way back in 2011.

Refreshments

Harvey's Brewery dray delivering to The Waggon and Horses on the corner of Jubilee Street and Church Street, Brighton.
Photograph © Mairead Hardy 2014

Coal hole cover

Coal hole cover, one of several along Brunswick Road, by the Imperial Stone Co. Ltd, The Thames Silicated Stone Works, East Greenwich.

The other end

Looking down Boundary Passage from Lansdowne Road; at the other end is the boundary marker on Western Road.

Seafront repairs 5

Two finished beach huts in front of the new wall - nice candy striped doors!
Photograph © Mairead Hardy 2014

Seafront repairs 4

The new wall is finished and repairs to the beach huts go on...
Photograph © Mairead Hardy 2014

Lansdowne Road

Lansdowne Road looking west from York Avenue.

Brunswick Road

A nice walk in the shade on a very hot day. You can see Thursday's geraniums a few doors away down the street.

Low tide

You can see more sky photographs at this week's Skywatch Friday.
Photograph © Mairead Hardy 2014

Summer colour

Geraniums in the window, Brunswick Road.

Coffee anyone?

Red Box Coffee, New Road, Brighton.

Grass in the square

Summertime in Brighton's Jubilee Square.

Warm & sunny

It's a beautiful day today!

Sit Down and Shut Up!

One side of Blatchington Road reflected in the opposite side.
One for Weekend Reflections.

Detail

Detail of Echium pininana, the mystery plant from Thursday.

Gentlemen

Public loos and taxi rank, Goldstone Villas.
You can see more sky photographs at this week's Skywatch Friday.

Mystery plant

Or should that be 'monster plant' because it's several feet tall? The plant's growing in a Goldstone Villas garden and I have no idea what it is!
ETA It's called Echium pininana - mystery solved :o)

Brighton Station

Brighton Station through the upstairs window of Route 10's Routemaster bus. Those weird blue lines in the sky are scratches on the glass.

The Dependant

Originally a tavern, these days The Dependant on Little Preston Street is a private house.

SYN

Small but perfectly formed - spotted in Malvern Street.
One for the Monday Mural.

Fine Mediterranean Food

Advertisement for tasting evenings at Sage & Relish.
One for Weekend Reflections.

Hydrangeas

Brunswick clouds

Looking up Brunswick Place from Western Road.
You can see more sky photographs at this week's Skywatch Friday.

Down the road

Looking down North Road, Brighton, through the back window of Route 10's Routemaster bus.

White & purple

White hydrangeas, white stephanotis and purple salvias outside i gigi on Western Road.

Theme Day - Celebrating Summer

One of Hove's hidden places (well, very few tourists find their way here) is the Waterloo Street Garden; the perfect place to stop, sit in the sunshine and smell the flowers.
Visit the City Daily Photo page for July for other entries following this theme.