Brighton walls & Brighton windows

A range of tastes catered for here - mine will be for a burger.

I wonder what colour will break the grip that grey seems to have in the 2020s.

Sorry about the caption - I have just joined 'The World of Bins' group. For a previous version of this artwork please see - www.ipernity.com/doc/philsutters/37567812/in/group/41942

Opened on 22 September 1910, this is one of the oldest cinemas in the country still working as a cinema. The Historic England List entry for this building can be found at historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1380741?section=official-list-entry The pair of can-can dancer's legs were acquired in 1991 from the then recently closed Not The Moulin Rouge Theatre, Oxford. During 2023 a series of several dozen models of the animated film character Shaun the Sheep were placed at strategic points around Brighton and Hove. Each was decorated by an artist in an individual style. The project was a fund-raising event for a local hospice. The Shaun outside the Duke of York's was obviously styled with a nod to the stripey stockings on the legs on the cinema's roof.

I am not sure if my Photoshopping skills are good enough to accurately join these two photographs. May be I will try one day when I have the time.