Evening twilight in Brighton, East Sussex, January 2015
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Copyright Debbie Smyth, 16 January 2020
Posted as part of January Squares
Twilight in Brighton
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Evening twilight in Brighton, East Sussex, January 2015
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Copyright Debbie Smyth, 16 January 2020
Posted as part of January Squares
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Gorgeous!
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Always sad to loose a pier they just seem so typically British to me.
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Stunning photos, especially the top one that contains the sunsets that I love with something I’ve never seen — that pier!
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Nice one. I like the top one best
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Thanks Simon. I’m hoping to get back there this weekend if the weather forecast is reliable!
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These are beautiful.
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A sad loss of a piece of important social history …… but great for sunsets (or sunrises) 🙂
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Miss living just up the road from here . . the starling murmurations on the West Pier were incredible. I wonder where they all go now
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I think there are fewer generally. I’ve heard they murmur (is it used as a verb?) at the existing pier, but I’ve never seen it. Photo of a starling murmuration were on my list of things to do last year and i didn’t. Must try harder!
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Likewise must try harder on murmurations!!
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Wow, spectacular!
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Thanks Arati
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Stunning at sunset. Years since I have been, and I don’t recall that concrete
structure to the bottom left of your image
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Always there, I think. Its visibility probably depends on tide.
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I guess that’s the answer…
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Whoa!
These snaps are so magnificent, Debbie. Amazing clicks 🙂
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Thanks Hammad. It’s a lovely place
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Does the structure still do something except looking exceptionally pretty in your photographs?
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Sadly not, and there is less of it there now – it shrinks with every storm. It was a pier, but badly damaged by fire. There had been talk of rebuilding it but by the time it was seriously considered the damage had gone too far.
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😦
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Unfortunately not. When I first lived in Sussex you could still walk onto the West Pier, but fire, storms and neglect have all brought their toll.
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oops when I came round to leaving my comment my screen still hadn’t refreshed so did see yours Debbie until after I posted! So apologies for repeat xxx
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No worries 🙂 And I never saw it as a “real” pier
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😦
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Absolutely lovely, Debs 🙂 🙂
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A lovely place, Jo. It’s my local bit of Spain! There’s an excellent tapas restaurant on the beach 🙂 🙂
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🤗💕
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It is so beautiful!
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Thanks Aletta
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Just got better and better Debbie 🙂
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Thanks Brian. It’s top of me day trip list as soon as there is a hint of sunlight here! I haven’t been for ages and need to see the pier again before it vanishes
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Each shot with its own special beauty.
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I really must get back again soon and stay for sunset
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