East Sussex

East Sussex:
Lewes • Hellingly • Pevensey Bay • Brighton

Lewes, East Sussex

An important site in British history

Anne of Cleves
was Henry VIII's fourth wife,
a very brief occupation.
Very little is known about her.

The Barbican Gate
of Lewes Castle

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Streetlamp
heralding
Coneyburrow,
my all-too-brief
home in Hellingly

Hellingly, East Sussex

Sadly, this is
the only photo
I took here.

On the plus side,
I was too busy
having fun
to take pictures.

Pevensey Bay, East Sussex

Historically, Pevensey Bay is where, on September 28, 1066, Duke William of Normandy landed
to claim the English throne after the death of Edward the Confessor.

The Norman invasion had officially begun.

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The Royal Pavilion, brought to you by the man to the right	Brighton I'm George IV My Dad is the Mad One	More asphodel, anyone?
		Rather dramatic, no?
Quite a hilly place. Not unlike San Francisco, and not just geographically (nudge nudge wink wink)	I didn't do my homework ... I was supposed to watch Quadrophenia before I came here but I didn't have enough time, I did, however, listen to " Brighton Rock" by Queen in the morning before exploring.	The "Famous (?) Spiegeltent." I didn't go in, so I have no idea if it is really full of German mirrors
The Brighton Pier		The Brighton Pier
The Lanes, a very cool shopping district		The Lanes. I had a great chili burger not far from here!

Lewes • Hellingly • Pevensey Bay • Brighton

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