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| North Laine area. Lots of quirky shops here. |
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| The Royal Pavilion, 1823 King George IV's pleasure palace |
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| George IV |
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| A street in Kemptown, Brighton's LGBT nexus |
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| Our wonderful lunch in Kemptown at Purezza, an all-vegan pizzeria. |
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| A typical seaside residential square. |
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| Mini-golf at the beach! |
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| Brighton Pier, 1899 |
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| From the pier. |
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| Arcade on the pier. |
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| British Airways i360 Viewing Tower. The pod carries passengers skyward. |
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| The Grand Hotel, 1864 |
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| The ghostly West Pier ruins, a once bustling 19th-century pleasure pier. |
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| Upside Down House, museum of illusions. |
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| The Lanes. Twisty alleyways filled with boutiques & eateries. |
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| The Duck House. A unique little shop. |
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| Duck House inventory. |
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| A Lanes shop specializing in antique weaponry. |
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| By the Brighton Train Station. |
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| Brighton Beach |
postcard perfection. I loved the duck house and weather looked nice with the people with shorts on. Pizza looked appetizing and did you try the fish and chips with the mushy peas (that is up my alley). Glad England is doing okay as we are heading for another lock down....people not wearing their masks and young people partying. You and Eddie are making memories for years to come.
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