My day off today as the bookshop is closed, went the new
Alice and the Hatter café in Herne Bay,
no dormouse in the pot and a good drop
of builder’s tea, cake, scone, recommended if you are in the middle of Herne
Bay shopping.
Tried to paint Bell Harry from the cloisters for a bit but
defaulted to Chocolate Café all in all a pleasant day.
Back to work tomorrow, Friday so that will probably be lots
of local history, along the lines of when was my house built, where did granny
live, who lived in my house in 1920.
Another reminder that we have put our Bygone Kent Magazine
back issues on a series of webpages, here is the link http://www.michaelsbookshop.com/bygonekent/
haven’t done the more recent ones yet but will get a round toit.
The Ramsgate Society is moving into the bit of the custom
house where Nice Things, that have moved into Harbour Street where The Ramsgate
Society were.
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