Sunday, 14 June 2009

Brighton Brightens Up My Day!

A good day begins with a lovely weather and the perfect mood! Went off to Brighton for swirl out of town and to feel the sea breeze. I literally enjoyed my day there!! Probably it was a hectic week in the office, so it seems to be that Brighton will be an 'Again' going destination. Eventually, it was rather early when I arrive there. But overall it was good..a very good choice indeed. The main purpose of going there early is to conquer the beach before others did and to take massive pictures or to lie down on the tiny miny stones (supposed to be sand), feel the breeze before its too sunny to do so! Apparently, the Royal Pavillion of King George IV architecture was inspired by the Indians. That is why the it is built like a mosque on its roof (as seen in some pictures above). Well this wall was a gift by the Indians to commemorate the death of the sons who stricken in the great wall. How weird?



Anyhow, the night before going to Brighton I did not get sufficient sleep and rest. So the entire journey was supposed to be a wee sleeping time for me, but there are just too many stops around interrupting my good sleep. Nevertheless, a good English Traditional Breakfast made my day shines like the sun! Look at the beautiful decos and the mouth watering dishes..i miss the scone (traditional breads) made with thick and creamy butter..thats why I'm so plump now! I even had my fish and chips there. Yummy!
Never really know what was this, but its indeed the icon of Brighton, sorry for the vandalism around...sorry for those people who loves to destroy things.
Somehow this are some pics of the beach..
Sitting by this merry-go-round makes me feel OLD! Wonder when was the last time I was playing this lousy games. But this reminds me of my innocent childhood..hm..I hardly had the chance to play all these kinda stuff..parents are way too busy to bring me out..what to do..need to earn every penny for living and thanks to them that I was given this opportunity to land myself here in the UK!

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