Tuesday, 13 September 2016

Ramsgate pictures

First here is the progress I made on my watercolour of Ramsgate’s red brick (Anglo German engineering bricks) harbour arches this morning. I am paining this from Ship Shape Café over breakfast before going off to work in my bookshop.
Next a photo of Ramsgate sands this evening 
It will expand a bit if you click on it but if you want the high definition version of this photo to download, here is the link https://photos.google.com/share/AF1QipMbCBiiGpI_HRM7WeOw17BNH_3Q0TyI7zn8rDzLfyisedbYMgVlFc42tt3oWeRrKA?key=b0FOdlBPRUdiYjhmV1hmV25FR3RHekh0N1JPdHZB

Next a couple of pictures of the remains of Ramsgate tide gauge inside Ramsgate Lighthouse.


then a few fairly old pictures of Ramsgate 
As I have been saying very busy in my bookshop at the moment, see the books that went out today http://michaelsbookshop.blogspot.co.uk/2016/09/the-red-dean-of-canterbury-in-bookshop.html so pictures but not much text
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