
The Royal Pavilion filled us with conflicting feelings: on the one hand it was gorgeous, ornate, beautiful, rococo, inspiring beauty; on the other its luxury and opulence were disgusting condemnations of the inequity in human societies.




The Royal Pavilion filled us with conflicting feelings: on the one hand it was gorgeous, ornate, beautiful, rococo, inspiring beauty; on the other its luxury and opulence were disgusting condemnations of the inequity in human societies.






We didn’t get to go in – just noticed Thomas Paine’s house in passing.














More interesting museum interior spaces.
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Now a Metro Bank, this building opposite where we’re staying in Brighton has a long retail history going back to the drapers shop Soper’s in the 1870s.


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Surplus to requirements under the current administration.
With over 500 images still to sort through from last month’s California visit, we’ll be ramping up to 2 or 3 posts a day till we get through them all.
