Brighton: Surrey Street
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Brighton: Surrey Street
Image: © Nigel Cox Taken: 8 Jun 2008
Surrey Street is now the northbound approach to Brighton Station from the south. The curved roof of the station can clearly be seen. The road is the A2010. The houses are small early Victorian almost certainly built as residences for workers on the railway. To the attractive young lady who I only discovered I had inadvertently photographed sunbathing on the flat roof at the right when I looked at the photo on the computer screen when I got home, my apologies! All I can report is that she was modestly dressed...
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Image Location
Latitude
50.827947
Longitude
-0.142742