Is chewing gum food recycling and other unanswerable answerable questions?

You know how it is with this type of question, before the internet, I would doubt either the library or the bookshop could have come up with the answer. In the kitchen – just now, I made an executive decision without checking; so I won’t fess up in case of outrage.

Of course there are the unanswerable questions, but the internet has changed something about the nature of unanswerable questions.

 With local history, some questions are more unanswerable than others

 So how would you go about dating these two (above and below) photos.

In a general sense with people on the beach, the bathing machines phased out fairly quickly after WW1 and replaced by swimming costumes, however people wandering around on the beach in suits and skirts and dresses below the knee seems to go on until the mid 50s.

In a Ramsgate history sense the Sands Station closes in 1926, Olympia on the Pleasurama building isn't much help as it seems to be there from around 1930 to the 1960s.

The photos have to be before WW2 as the end of the Granville hasn't been destroyed by the bombing.

After 1928 though as the end of the San Clue burnt down then. After 1935 too I think as the pier has gone and you can see part of the marina swimming pool in the distance.

 How about after the 625 line TV, shared guest's lounge with black and white TV and interesting but uncomfortable chairs, family bedroom with running hot and cold water. At around this time I went on a package holiday to Spain, en suite, modern hotel, same sort of price.

St Lawrence, this one

This should be a link to yesterday's panorama