After yesterdays wosisname – ah yes, word begins with M, got
it – embarrassing business of calling a postcard of Margate one of Ramsgate, I
thought something more geographically ecumenical today.
As always if you are viewing the pictures on my blog,
clicking on them should make them bigger and then, wot? Ah yes with windows and
fruit clicking on the bigger picture should make them even bigger, with your
phone it would be moving your fingers apart that should do the trick.
Work, the bookshop, particularly local history books
as Christmas presents goes on a pace. You know how it is, while some of us want
to get the latest celebrity cookbook and others are hoping for yet another
extra big book of gardening those who can’t wait for yet another case for their
tablet or a pot of perfume- there are just a few of us who want to recline on a
steamboat down the river from London bridge to Margate and parts adjacent after
Christmas dinner , see http://michaelsbookshop.com/catalogue/the_picturesque_pocket_companion_to_margate_ramsgate_broadstairs___parts_adjacen.htm
According to the bookshop blog, where you can see I have
been pricing music, the days will get longer now, see http://michaelsbookshop.blogspot.co.uk/2016/12/the-shortest-day-in-bookshop.html
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