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Some days just looking at the sea makes me feel so alive. Today, the wind was whipping water off the top of waves to make beautiful shapes from the spray. I couldn’t decide which of the two sea photos made me feel more alive. So I thought I’d post both of
Jane Dallaway:
Some days just looking at the sea makes me feel so alive. Today, the wind was whipping water off the top of waves to make beautiful shapes from the spray
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Pattern on the i360
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Made the most of my resident’s membership of the i360 and popped up there for sunset
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Beautiful, beautiful Brighton
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So pleased to have my furry friend back home after a worrying few days. She’s been diagnosed with suspected pancreatitis which ended up with her on a drip at the vets/hospital for 24 hours. Top left: Skitters looking sorry for herself after the first 24 h
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Loved the trees of lights at the ice rink
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I found three pieces of sea glass on the beach this morning. I love sea glass. I love the unknown history of each piece. Where did it start from? How did it find its way to the sea? How long has it been thrown around? To me each piece holds an untold stor
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I stood and watched the murmuration over Brighton Pier feeling a sense of peace
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Flat sea, glorious clouds
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Clouds projected on the roof at @tomvenue as part of @1927theatre’s production. Such a simple idea really, and yet still so mesmerising to watch. In related news: “The animals and children took to the streets” was smart, inventive, and really rather wonde
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My 2018 #bestnine Some #bemoresnail photos, some #macro photos, and some of the sea. Sounds about right!
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Yesterday morning’s dog walk at Kingsgate Bay was kinda pretty
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Reflections of abandonment
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The “DOES THE ITERATIVE FIT” Christmas tree outside the Turner Contemporary
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The People’s Picture “My snowman” A digital photo mosaic by Helen Marshall displayed as part of the lovely The Snowman exhibition at the Museum.
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My freshly decorated outdoor Christmas tree by torchlight (with a great shadow)
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All lined up for the start of the men’s keirin. If you look carefully you’ll see the cyclists at the near side of the track, and the chap on the derny bike at the far side of the track. Quite an odd spectacle!
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The eliminator round of the Women’s Omnium. The eliminator is one of my favourite sporting events. I love the fact that the aim is not to be the last person over the line every time.
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I didn’t intend to paint with lights in the Royal Pavilion’s Music Room. But I’m rather pleased with my happy accident
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Sunset behind the west pier
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Hello Roodle! Nice to see you. It’s been a while.
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Splash!
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Lasers! On my legs!
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Auction time
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Auction time
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Farewell my snail friends. St Augustines Centre has been a great space to host our gastropod chums. #bemoresnail
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Many snails resting at the end of a busy finale weekend to make sure they’re at their best for the auction tomorrow night #bemoresnail
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Inside an abandoned underground station (as part of a tour run by Hidden London) #latergram
