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Is this Brighton, i cannot place this area, description says 1976 Brighton Pony express Sorry folks, Nope it aint, thank you BN9 BHA.

This is easily my favourite non football related threads on NSC

cool, corner of my (yes mine) road. they could sort the Fkn pot holes out though.

Day trippers, definitely

Shoreham obviously because I was born Old Fort Road, so that is ok. because of that, I think the boundary should be the Saltings roundabout (Shoreham) heading west just before Lancing (urgh). Now heading east the boundary should be St Dunstan's at Ovingdean, finally heading north it makes sense...

Really.... I am not a fan of Northern towns and Villages, they all look the same, grey and dreary

good guess, all those folks coming down the hill not up. I have lived near there for 14 years now, and never ever seen it so busy, but more folks drive now I guess.

Ain't no goggle shop on Elm Grove.

Steam Pies, what the heck are those ? (Elm Grove)

Elm Grove

superb names Mr Reason and Mr Tickle

The very first time the word "Psychobilly" was used to build his Psychobilly Cadillac, a song about his time in Detroit working on the assembly line and folks stealing bits to build their cars at home, something the wife's family actually did although not a full car.

My road, yes I own it. Hartington Road Halt, before the flats went in either side 1975 Hartington Road - 70s, not changed really

St Barnabas Sackville Street, My Grandfather was a vicar here until 1967, he sadly died in the house of a heart condition, which I have inherited. http://hovehistory.blogspot.com/2019/09/st-barnabas-church-sackville-road.html

Not an old postcard, but the last time I saw the West Pier from the Palace pier, can't think what year, but I was living in Camden.

I actually don't mind it, the whole re development in front of of it on the beach is so much better than it used to be.

Bus w@nker

Imagine...

Both Elm Grove, junction with Lewes Road, second photo 1944