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Hamsey Road, BRIGHTON, BN2 8DE

Viewed from Tye Close. The Tye is Telscombe Tye, which has foot access from the end of the close.

The numbers pertain to the buildings on the left some of which once belonged to a farm called Lower Bannings. The oldest part is the barn, whose roof is visible on the left whilst the houses to the right are built within the site of another set of barns and seem to utilise a good deal of flint. The farmhouse appears to have been pulled down in 1934.

photo taken on Christmas Day 2009

Weather vane on the cliffs above Saltdean.

Weather vane on the cliffs above Saltdean.

Weather vane on the cliffs above Saltdean. It was erected in 1995 to replace a wooden one dating from 1934, which had been installed by retired Royal Navy Commander W S Davenport of Peacehaven for reporting weather information to the press and which had been destroyed in the 1987 storm. The present structure has a time capsule buried beneath it, in commemoration of the 50 years since the end of the Second World War.

This war memorial stands at the top of cliffs at Saltdean, on the south coast near Brighton.

This is along the Sussex Coastline Walk.

I think it is a war memorial but not entirely sure as I missed any markings on the monument. Located on the cliff top above the A259 on the eastern boundary of Saltdean with the redeveloped former Ocean Hotel in the distance in the centre.

Taken overlooking the junction of South Coast Road, the A259, and Hamsey Road. Saltdean was created after the First World War by entrepreneur Charles Neville also responsible for nearby Peacehaven on what had been open downland populated by sheep for the previous centuries. The nature of landholding meany Neville purchased land that crossed an ancient hundred boundary resulting in the fact that the today the suburb of Saltdean is administered by two separate councils. East Saltdean is governed by the parish council at Telscombe which in turn is answerable to Lewes District Council. Saltdean to the west of Longridge Avenue is run by Brighton & Hove City Council. When I was a teenager living in nearby Peacehaven late night revelries resulting in returning after the last bus meant getting a Brighton taxi to this point then walking the rest of the way because the then policy of having to pay for the taxi's return journey.