Keere Street, Lewes

Keere Street is a very steep street in Lewes, East Sussex. There is a sign at the bottom saying that the Prince Regent (future King George IV) drove a coach and four horses down the street for a bet.
Despite the rain and the cobbles, I managed to walk both up and down it without falling over.

[Peter H]

Nice shot.

[Heather K]

what a great scene. Looks very steep and narrow!

[amyK]

Good pov for this interesting scene

[Casablanca]

I do like Lewes! This is a lovely shot.

[Jon Lip]

Looks a bit slippy. I presume it's pedestrians only?

[haskar]

Great pov and lighting.

[Mandy]

What a beautiful street and well captured. I like the addition of the people. Love the shininess( if it's a real word) of the cobbles.

[Octogenarian]

Beautiful street, nice brickwork, nice stonework.

(As for the bet, G. ought to have asked the horses first and I bet that they would have refused. If the carriage didn't have brakes, holding it back was extremely painful for the horses...)

[Lynn]

@haskar thanks vey much for your appreciative comments on my recent photos, and for following me

[Lynn]

@casablanca thank you

[Lynn]

@jon_lip It is open to vehicles at the top of the hill, but there are bollards at the other end. I would have taken my shot from the bottom of the hill, but there was a 4x4 parked in the middle of the street!

[Lynn]

@octogenarian Thank you. Yes, I imagine the horses would not have enjoyed taking part in the bet.

[Krista Marson]

the wet pavement really makes the image pop