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The motorcycle in the old photo is carrying some weight :smile:

I’ve just looked at Great Yarmouth on Google Earth, the building with the Windmill is still there, The Steam Packet pub is now Harry Ramsdens

This definitely isn’t Brighton, I have seen this on Twitter before mentioning Brighton, it’s Great Yarmouth

I think you need one :lolol:

1979 is my guess

I lived near there from birth to my early twenties, used to play unorganised football and cricket matches with other local kids in the hospital grounds. Sometimes we would get moved on by one grumpy grounds maintenance worker.

I’m more of a Country Casuals sort of person :smile:

And a beard you can hide a badger in :smile:

I’m sure you are not the only one confused by the question mark.

I think the question mark was some sort of in joke on this thread, I’m sure you have to go way back on the thread to see how it came about.

@Easy 10 coming out of the shop with a bag of Quavers in the top picture 😆

RIP The Ship, Royal Hussar and the Golf Shop (Pringle jumpers in the early casual days) Coombe Terrace is on the right side, out of photos.

Good point, but why have a police horse?

Apart from the photo in post #747 and on the link in my post #755 I don’t think I’ve seen a close up of that bridge to appreciate the brickwork. I may have gone up Hartington Road when I was a kid but can’t remember it. Definitely a shame it’s no longer there.

I was lucky enough to travel on that line. In 1971 there was a day with trains running from Brighton to Kemptown, my father was a train driver and took me on one of the trains, I wasn’t very old but I do remember he knew the driver and we were in the cab with him. I’ve just found this link...

Second photo is Elm Grove in Worthing.

Correct, more details here. https://www.mybrightonandhove.org.uk/places/placetrans-2/kemp-town-branch/kemp-town-railway-2

Elm Grove 1910

Where the fire station is now I guess?

Albion Hill