Sunday, 11 September 2016

Ramsgate Harbour Arches Watercolour, some progress, some thoughts on the difficult to identify Ramsgate photos and then it all runs into books, chocolate, skeletons and weird stuff

The day started with breakfast and a bot more painting on my watercolour of Ramsgate Harbour Arches at Ship Shape.



 I skulked around the likely areas and took some photos, here is the link to them for anyone wanting to try and work it out https://goo.gl/photos/d97VicV5HyxawyuU7

Off to Canterbury where I bought some books for my bookshop

A rather bizarre session in the cathedral





I thought this was Becket's Crown, i.e. where his head was kept for pilgrims before Henry VIII had all of Becket's remains destroyed, or possibly they lay in an unmarked grave in the crypt.

With these rather morbid thoughts, some of you may find the photos I took a bit disturbing.








 On to Chocolate Cafe and some more painting



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