Your photo brings back memories. My husband is from Brighton and on my first visit I watched as a man in suit and bowler hat calmly walked onto the beach and stripped off and walked off carrying his clothes in a brief case. Happened to the left of the pier.
Great shadows.
About 3 in the afternoon. Just after this I sat outside and had a late lunch – wearing woolly hat, scarf and coat, mind you – and watched the sunset. It was a perfect winter’s day
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so famous, even after the fire…
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Indeed! The Trust’s website says it’s still the most photographed building in Britain. But I do find that hard to believe.
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A great photo!
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Thanks Hans
On Fri, Jan 16, 2015 at 7:22 PM, Travel with Intent wrote:
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One of my favourite places in the World
Thank you for linking up
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It is lovely isn’t it!
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I love that time of day at the beach-when things are winding down. The light is at its best!
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The sepia really sets the mood for this one. Well done!
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Interesting! I love the birds!
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makes me want to go there
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Looks like a relaxing day! Everything is so calm =) #mysundayphoto
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I know it well 😉 #mysundayphoto
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Nice shot and perfect for the theme
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Lovely photo ~ very creative capture!
Happy Weekend,
artmusedog and carol
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That looks like an old-fashioned postcard shot!
Ropy Shadows
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Your photo brings back memories. My husband is from Brighton and on my first visit I watched as a man in suit and bowler hat calmly walked onto the beach and stripped off and walked off carrying his clothes in a brief case. Happened to the left of the pier.
Great shadows.
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Very Brighton! LOL
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probably the nudist/naturist beach here 😉
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Not obvious in winter 😉
On Sun, Jan 11, 2015 at 3:57 PM, Travel with Intent wrote:
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LOL. They probably thought I was a peeping Tom then. 🙂
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LOL
On Sun, Jan 11, 2015 at 8:24 PM, Travel with Intent wrote:
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Beautiful mystery in this delightful scene.
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Beautiful light!
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It was a gorgeous day
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I love the warm tone for this one – feels like morning???
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About 3 in the afternoon. Just after this I sat outside and had a late lunch – wearing woolly hat, scarf and coat, mind you – and watched the sunset. It was a perfect winter’s day
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gosh – the way you worded it was like a visual picture – and talk about enjoying the simple beauty in life… ahhh so nice
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We get a lot of miserable weather in winter but 2 Jan was glorious! Just had to be revelled in 🙂
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I believe that I would rather stop back during the summer. Tom The Backroads Traveller
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I’ll see if I can facilitate that 🙂
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Not so good for sitting on but fine for a winter stroll. Nice mood, Debbie. Have a great weekend. 🙂
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Oh yes, easier to walk on this than sand. But far too painful for sunbathing.
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