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Goldsmid Road, HOVE, BN3 1QE

Currently the B2120 from the junction of Windlesham Road (effectively the old parish boundary with Hove) and Seven Dials. The road was developed in the 1840s and originally ended at the boundary with Hove until Davigdor Road was added later in the 19th century.

Originally part of Brighton but moved to Hove after boundary changes in 1928. The road itself once stretched to Holland Road but was changed to Davigdor Road on the old Brighton/Hove boundary in 1900 to avoid confusion. Taken from the junction of Windlesham Gardens and looking towards Seven Dials.

Many houses in the terrace are grade II listed, but these are not, for some reason.

Built in the 1850s and opposite Montpelier Crescent. The road itself is the B2122.

Location: Montpelier Crescent Sponsor: Streamline Taxis Designer: Chalk Gallery Clifton is decorated with pebbles and postcards showing local landmarks and is named after the district he is located in. Its sponsor is a long established local taxi service whose headquarters are also nearby in Clifton Hill. The gentleman in the coloured shirt happened to stop whilst I was taking the image and I'm not sure was aware I was there. Definitely not posed. [Update 6 December - auctioned for £6,000] The snowdogs by the sea is a public art trail that will take place from 24 September to 27 November 2016 across Brighton involving 45 decorated snow dog sculptures 1.5m high that are placed around various parts of the city (Except number 45 which will be located on Platform 17 at Victoria Station in London). They are based on the story of 'The Snowman and the Snowdog' the follow up to The Snowman by Raymond Briggs. Briggs at least has some association with the city having taught at the Brighton School of Art, that later became part of Brighton Polytechnic, from 1961-86. He currently resides at Westmeston a small village located along the spring line of the South Downs about seven miles north of the city centre. The trail is co-ordinated by and will raise funds for the Martlets Hospice a local charity with each dog sponsored by a local business, agency or celebrity. At the beginning of December each dog will be auctioned off along with a set of snow puppies, smaller sculptures, that have been decorated by local schools and placed in museums and libraries [Update - Auction raised £337,000 on 6 December 2016]. For the other dogs see: Image Image Image Image Image Image Image Image Image #10 - Clifton Image Image Image Image Image Image Image Image Image Image Image Image Image Image Image Image Image Image Image Image Image Image Image Image Image Image Image Image Image Image Image Image Image Image Image Image