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Brighton seafront yesterday at sunset, East Sussex, England.
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Looking up from the seafront in Filey, North Yorkshire, England.
Cowes Seafront during the summer, as seen from East Cowes on the Isle of Wight.
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As it's Wednesday, here is a photo from one of our Wednesday Walks from last June. They were sprucing up the prom and repainting the shelters!
Hope you have a nice Wednesday, my friends! ^_^
Another photo from our summer walk to the seafront. This was actually the same day as our visit to the D-Day Museum. This view is from the esplanade next to the Pyramids Leisure Centre, with the chip kiosk nearby. You can see the Spitbank Fort out at sea and the fairly new rocks in the foreground, which are part of the sea defences.
The fort and medina of Asilah seen from the harbour wall. Asilah was founded by the Portugese and lies to the south of Tangier.
After we left the Marina we decided to stop for a moment before getting the Volk's train back. We didn't buy ice creams, but we ate some biscuits I'd been carrying in my bag (the chocolate had melted a bit!)
A trio of benches along Hastings seafront. I toyed with a black and white version but settled on the colour instead :-)
HBM!
Went down to the seafront with my little assistant (my 10 month old daughter Matilda), I had something very different in mind but then this was what I came home with...
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I can just about remember the railway that used to run along to the right of this wall, but sadly I can't find any photos in my Dad's collection. But you can see a similar view here.
The Southsea Miniature Railway first opened in 1932 as a 9.5" gauge line operated by a pair of Bassett Lowke 4-4-2 steam locos. The railway closed at the end of 1976 and the two petrol locos were sold to the railway at Sandham Castle on the Isle of Wight. The line at Southsea reopened the following year as a 17" gauge third-rail electric operation. In 1985 it was rebuilt back to 10 1/4" but finally closed in 1989.