Monday, 31 December 2012

Underwater view of a coalhole

Recently, our family had a very passable Thai lunch in Krua Anne cafe in the bijou Kensington Gardens in Brighton's North Laine. After the meal, I needed to use the 'facilities' and was directed to the basement where I found an amazing mural covering the walls and ceiling, depicting a tropical underwater paradise of colourful fish, vibrant coral and wibbly seaweed.

I noticed a circular indentation in the ceiling and a thrill shuddered through me as I realised that I was urinating in an old coal cellar underneath the pavement and the inundation was the hole left after the cover had been removed. 

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Location: Kensington Gardens, Brighton, The City of Brighton and Hove BN1, UK

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  1. Unknown31 December 2012 at 17:47

    Dear Captain 'Colehole' Coleman-Khan,

    What a memorable, serendipitous pee! Did you manage to take a rubbing of anything whilst you were down there?

    You've certainly piqued my interest and I'm going to follow you from now on.

    Some beautiful photos, thanks,

    Lucy

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    1. Andrew Coleman1 January 2013 at 18:28

      Thanks Lucy. I couldn't find anything worthwhile to rub. I'll be interested to see if Dakar has any coalhole covers or other interesting street furniture. Thanks for doubling the number of followers I have.
      Andrew

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