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Clocks Go Back and My Kite Stays Up on Brighton Seafront

November 14, 2026 by admin

Clocks Go Back and My Kite Stays Up on Brighton Seafront – An extra hour in bed, a lost hour of daylight, and a kite string with strong views on both.

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