Going backwards in time from now
Here is the watercolour sketch in the cafe at Turner
Contemporary Margate
This was going ok until the sun came out and I got too hot
to paint, nb I waited until the victims/models/wossisfaces moved, before taking
the photo.
Next the watercolour sketch in Café Rouge, a civilised
addition to Westward cross.
This was going ok until the lights dimmed, presumably for
more intimate evening trade.
On to Manston – again, so after yesterday’s post in which
the elusive RiverOak finally replied to me confirming they had received the
emails I sent them, see http://thanetonline.blogspot.co.uk/2016/06/manston-riveroak-consultation-update.html
we now have the Stone Hill Park planning application published on the tdc,
don’t hold your breath waiting for pages to open website.
Before the link, the tdc planning website has a mind of its
own, sometimes things open and sometimes they don’t, some of the files are
fairly large and may be demanding for your mobile/tablet/laptop/pc/wosistech,
so here is the link https://planning.thanet.gov.uk/online-applications/applicationDetails.do?activeTab=documents&keyVal=O5Z2F2QE00300
The snag here is that in normal circumstances the locals with
a reasonable working knowledge of the environmental constrains associated with
this sort of application would be going over it with a fine-toothed comb. However
we now have a situation where people have backed themselves into various corners
because of the airport. This means we have people who are for any aviation use,
even if it is a freight hub, we have people who are against any aviation use…. Well
I don’t have to draw a diagram here.
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