Well it’s not New York where apparently the play is based, and it has nothing to do with surviving on Broadway. It’s just a brief few words and pics to capture Bob and my time in Brighton, England. This was where we chose to spend a couple of days after Hawarden, Wales and before our house sit in Little Hampton, England.
Brighton is located in the county of East Sussex in Southern England. It’s about 47 miles south of London and has a population of about 160,000. We enjoyed our time in this bustling seaside city.
Feel like the world’s a little topsy-turvy? It just might be.
If you keep walking down the boardwalk past the pier, you eventually come to a retail/residential area called the Marina. We loved that there were at least 3 levels of passageway along the water — the boardwalk next to the shore, the street above, and a walking path in-between. You could also walk on the beach, but the stones makes that a bit cumbersome.
From the seaside, we walked into the city near the Kemptown and Laine’s districts where there was a lot of retail as well as some outdoor markets in the narrow, older streets.
British Airways created a i360 ride right on the boardwalk . We had to do it. It was about a 25 minute ride, and we were joined by members of a wedding party that got married in the gazebo.
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