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Bexhill-on-Sea East Sussex + Lady Sybil Grant

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De La Warr Parade Bexhill-on-Sea Sussex © Lavender's Blue Stuart Blakley

There’s more to Bexhill-on-Sea than the De La Warr Pavilion, y’know. Yes, the Modernist masterpiece might reign supreme but don’t forget about the string of red brick Dutch gabled bay windowed Queen Anne on speed beauties lacing the coast and the Little Athens promenade pearls. What would Lady Sybil Grant have to say? Writing in her 1912 literary curio Samphire: “Provided that we are a star we should not trouble about the relative importance of our position in the heavens.” And more to the point, “Yes, today will be fine.”

De La Warr Parade Garden Bexhill-on-Sea Sussex © Lavender's Blue Stuart Blakley

Bexhill-on-Sea Promenade Sussex © Lavender's Blue Stuart Blakley

Bexhill-on-Sea View Sussex © Lavender's Blue Stuart Blakley

Beach Hut Bexhill-on-Sea East Sussex © Lavender's Blue Stuart Blakley

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