Brighton Beach is a vast stretch of shoreline characterized not by sand, but by millions of loose, rounded pebbles. The beach spans several miles along the English Channel, divided into distinct sections by wooden breakwaters known as groynes that reach into the surf. These stones have defined the landscape here since the city evolved from a small fishing village into a seaside health resort in the eighteenth century.
Brighton Beach
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