HASTINGS OLD TOWN
Hastings is best known for its connection with the Battle of Hastings in 1066 which actually occurred north of the town at Senlac Hill in Battle. Hastings was one of the Cinque ports, It still has the largest beach based fishing fleet in England.
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HIGH STREET SNOW, HASTINGS
The day after boxing day 2006. A rare blanket of overnight snow coats the historic seaside town of Hastings, East Sussex. The street lamps cast an orange glow on the scene at the top of the High Street opposite the FILO, (First in last out) pub. Time for a pint and a chance to warm those frozen fingers in front of a roaring fire.
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