Assorted flavours

Macarons at the other end of yesterday's patisserie counter.

Patisserie reflections

Patisserie counter at Julien Plumart's Boutique et Salon de Thé, 27 Duke Street, Brighton.
One for Weekend Reflections.

Bare branches in the churchyard

St. Andrew's Church, Church Road.
You can see more sky photographs at this week's Skywatch Friday.

Digger

Work has started on the site in Hove Street where the house was demolished last month.

Tennyson House

Terracotta memorial panels dated 1888 on the south side of Tennyson House at the corner of Montgomery Street and Sackville Road. Read about the history of the original building here.
Photograph © Mairead Hardy 2014

Appreciated

Monday was a beautiful day weather-wise with the bonus of a lovely colourful sunset. Sandwiched between two cold, wet and dark days, the warm sunlight was much appreciated!

A reminder

I'll be at Cornerstone's Christmas Market with hand-dyed yarn, beaded stitch markers and beaded jewellery on Saturday, December 6, from 11am to 3pm. Do come along and say hello!

Fungi

Pavement reflections

Wet pavement outside Pavilion Buildings, Brighton.
One for Weekend Reflections.

A chilly day in George Street

You can see more sky photographs at this week's Skywatch Friday.

Red, white and festive

Florian's Christmas window, Western Road.

Sky in the water, Hove Street

Under the scaffolding

Theatre Royal Brighton, New Road, Brighton.

Just the beginning

The first stage of getting ready for Santa at Churchill Square Shopping Centre.

Pizza Express

Pizza Express, Jubilee Square, Brighton.
One for Weekend Reflections.

Two new teas to try

I'm on the look out for a drink-every-day winter tea. I like flavoured black teas, particularly the spicy blends. These 20g sample packs are from the Bluebird Tea Co. shop in Gardener Street, Brighton, and each £3 pack contains enough tea to brew about 10 cups.

Trees

New Church Road looking towards Portslade, November 2010.

A windy grey day

Further down the road

Pembroke Crescent, November 2010.

Wind and waves

Photograph © Mairead Hardy 2014

Leaves and berries

Pembroke Crescent, November 2010.

Digging a hole 2

Details as yesterday.

Digging a hole 1

Work getting ready for the i360 observation tower has started on Brighton seafront.

Four seasons in one day

Rinse-and-repeat weather down here by the sea over the last few days. This is Vallance Road caught at a brief cloudy moment between bright sunshine/blue skies and gales/downpours.
You can see more sky photographs at this week's Skywatch Friday.

Mutant Space Cherries

I came across this empty box in Hove Street this morning (it was Bonfire Night yesterday) and just had to Google Mutant Space Cherries. There's a video here; have to say that the name is much more fun than the actual firework!

Spicy!

I recently discovered that The Spice Shop has a branch in Gardner Street, Brighton. Spices, herbs, garlic, chillies and unusual chocolates. You only get eight wedges in the tiny tin but the chocolate was delicious.

Pink sea

Monday's sunset, 4.33pm.

Rich red

I like the colour change of hydrangea flowers at this time of year. This glorious specimen is growing in a garden along Raphael Road.

Opening hours

Jubilee Library, Brighton.
One for Weekend Reflections.

Theme Day - Landmark

My favourite local landmark has to be the architectural quirkiness that is Brighton's Royal Pavilion.
Visit the City Daily Photo Page for November to see other entries following this theme.