Even worse than I remember!For those who'd like to take a stroll down memory lane:
Photos of a Lost Brighton from 1972-1974 - Flashbak
These photos were taken by Charlie Verrall who was living in Newhaven at the time but who was working in Brighton, East Sussex – a very popular English seaside resort about 60 miles from London. At lunchtimes he would often go out and with his SLR camera and take photographs around the area of...flashbak.com
[Brighton] Photos of a lost Brighton from 1972 to 1974
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There are some great photos on that site. The 90s football culture ones are excellent.
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Yeah, cracking site, I liked the Scooter Rally and Rockabilly 1982 ones, the Rockabilly includes the Meteors at a gig in Swindon with a certain Mark Lamarr
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Yep - they are worth a follow on Instagram.
In the first photo that's not @Lenny Rider starting his radio career is it ?From the same site, Ringo Starr’s honeymoon in Hove!
Ringo Starr and Maureen's Glamorous Honeymoon in Hove in 1965 - Flashbak
A three-day honeymoon was organised by Epstein at the house showbiz lawyer David Jacobs in Hove.
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Not even the best drummer in HoveFrom the same site, Ringo Starr’s honeymoon in Hove!
Ringo Starr and Maureen's Glamorous Honeymoon in Hove in 1965 - Flashbak
A three-day honeymoon was organised by Epstein at the house showbiz lawyer David Jacobs in Hove.
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God, I'm sick of that joke
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Do I know you?Summer of 78 and 79 I worked on the deck chairs. Did all the pitches except the pier.
The topless (and occasionally bottomless) female 'scandi' students on West Street beach were a bit of a distraction.
During the summer the deckchair guys would bring us their change for notes. I would give you a mars bar or ice cream. Back then the shop was called Pebbles on Kings Road.
That's interesting. I don't ever recall doing that. I remember the converse, being short of change because of people paying using notes.
We all got our mugs in the Argus one summer when we went on strike.
One of the lads in the photo was a philosophy student who, shortly after, leapt to his death off the cliffs at Saltdean holding an alarm clock.
I think no 7 was my dad's "tailor" at the very top end of Church Street. If he needed a "new" suit or jacket, that's where he went!
D&K Rosen I think