My adopted home town. As the slogan goes, The Place To Be. I love it here: the beach, the nightlife, the shopping, the Festival. Shame about all the Londoners in the summer.
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AlfristonAlfriston is an pretty, ancient village, just north of the Downs between Brighton and Eastbourne. |
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British Sea PowerOn 9 June 2004 I was privileged to sea British Sea Power play to a 150 person capacity crowd the Freebutt, Brighton supported by Morton Valence. |
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On the DownsThe South Downs are a set of chalk hills running from Petersfield to Eastbourne, skirting a few miles north of Brighton. They have been designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, an entirely befitting description. Late December 2003, I took a short circular walk with Fox, from the Tiger Inn at East Dean to Birling Gap via the Seven Sisters. It was a desparately dull day but, typical of the time of year. |
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Pride 2003Every year in about this time in August, houses, shops and pubs are draped in rainbow flags as Pride takes over Brighton for the weekend. Don't try to get a haircut this weekend - believe me I've tried - the hairdressers are all shut until Tuesday! I snapped a few pictures of the procession sweating its way from the Palace Pier to Preston Park. |
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Mini Rally 2002Every year enthusiasts drive all sorts of vehicles from London to Brighton. Today was the turn of the Mini fanatics. |
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Beach and PiersBrighton has two piers and a long, pebbly beach which is rammed in the Summer and deserted in the Winter. |
