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Mark H

From a 2012 visit to Brighton for #MeerMittwoch today, here's the beach and a view of the famous West Pier. This was England's first Grade I Listed pier, opened in 1866 but closed in 1973 for safety reasons, deteriorating from then on, suffering more damage in 1987 with the storm that hit the country, then being hit by three suspicious fires in 2003 that gutted what was left.

We're on the promenade set back from a pebbled beach in warm - but not too warm - sunshine. We're not looking directly out to sea so from our perspective the edge of the beach before it reaches the water starts around a third of the way up on the left and rises to over halfway up on the right further away from us. The warm-toned pebbles are dotted with people, striped deckchairs, and loungers, with there being enough people for it to be busy but not crowded, everyone leaving roughly equal space between themselves and their nearest sun-worshipping neighbours. Trousers and t-shirts dominate the clothing; again, it's not too warm here but the view is lovely and the sea air refreshing. The sea is a cool turquoise, flat with our distance from it but with enough ripples of light and shade to suggest a wind roughing up its surface. A few hundred metres out to sea is a structure of rusted metal, unconnected to land. It's the remains of a pier with a metal framework of a pavilion on it, dark, and resembling the supporting frame of a wide-brimmed hat or perhaps a skeletal hub cap resting on the water.
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Brighton Farm

Our weekly freelancers meet up is in the Lord Nelson pub tomorrow from 7pm - 11. Come and chat all things freelancing, tech, and undoubtably various nonsense too.

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#brighton #event #freelancing

Some of what we talked about last week:
* Old developers who hate modern dependences
* Updating an old project is especially hard in Javascript
* What has "npm audit fix" actually done? Who knows!
* Wordpress and Blocksy
* Bitcoin scams on the up
...

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Shabitat, Saunders Park Depot, Saunders Park, Lewes Road, Brighton BN2 4AE
".. ensuring that pre-loved furniture, household goods, and materials continue to find a new lease of life...We’re calling on the Brighton community to support us ..by donating, shopping with us, or simply spreading the word."
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#UK #SolarPunkSunday #Cooperatives #RepairReuseRecycle #Reuse #Volunteer #Sussex #BrightonAndHove #Brighton #Hove

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Brighton Farm

Tomorrow our freelancers meet up is in the Lord Nelson Inn, #Brighton, a few minutes walk from the station. We'll be there 7pm - 11. Freelance or want to be? Please join us!

Map: maps.app.goo.gl/cvx8bVp8Aj6C37

Last week we talked about...
* Still trying to get a business bank account due to delays of bad IT
* Formula 1
* Tech conferences
* Vibe coding and rewriting Elixir
* Writing and judging cook books
* Vienna
* Favourite baking recipes
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