Thank you J M W Turner:
Herr Tubthumper Well-known member NSC Patron Jul 11, 2003 61,807 The Fatherland Jan 12, 2007 #22 Southend claims to have the longest pier in the country....but I've seen much bigger Piers than that.
Southend claims to have the longest pier in the country....but I've seen much bigger Piers than that.
N New York Geezer (2) New member Sep 11, 2006 4 Jan 12, 2007 #23 I recall a story a while back about new, bigger (river) Piers for London - any connection here?
W West Hoathly Seagull Honorary Ruffian Aug 26, 2003 3,544 Sharpthorne/SW11 Jan 12, 2007 #24 Two questions: 1) Where exactly was the Chain Pier situated? I don't have time to look at My Brighton and Hove at the moment. 2) Is the new Quadrant worth going into for a few ales? It looks okay from the outside, but I haven't been in yet.
Two questions: 1) Where exactly was the Chain Pier situated? I don't have time to look at My Brighton and Hove at the moment. 2) Is the new Quadrant worth going into for a few ales? It looks okay from the outside, but I haven't been in yet.
Buzzer Languidly Clinical Oct 1, 2006 26,121 Jan 12, 2007 #25 a) on reflection, I have no idea. b) Yes - very nice. Loos can be tricky to get to if you're in the upstairs bit though. Last edited: Jan 12, 2007
a) on reflection, I have no idea. b) Yes - very nice. Loos can be tricky to get to if you're in the upstairs bit though.
G Gully Monkey in a seagull suit. Apr 24, 2004 16,812 Way out west Jan 12, 2007 #26 I like the picture of the daddy long-legs contraption, it even has a small life boat, wouldn't be too optimistic about being able to get into it if the whole thing was knocked over by a large wave.
I like the picture of the daddy long-legs contraption, it even has a small life boat, wouldn't be too optimistic about being able to get into it if the whole thing was knocked over by a large wave.