Thursday 8 June 2017

1903 Ramsgate pictures, a sketch in The Belgian Café and some sketching in Canterbury, the alternative election special

I started my day off in The Belgian Cafe in Ramsgate with a watercolour sketch and coffee

 Next a few pictures from one of my publications Ramsgate & Broadstairs By Camera & Pen 1904–5 



These should expand if clicked on a bit.

Something to do while waiting for election results.

Here is the link to the books that went out in the bookshop yesterday  

I went to Canterbury today, bought some books and did some more sketching

Still waiting this link takes you to a series of linked pages of photos of Ramsgate in 2011

I may put some more up later or I may go to sleep.

I found another view of the cathedral to paint.

well actually it looks like this with the camera on my phone

this is the same phone with the same camera settings where I am painting the other view of the outside of the cathedral, so very different.

Still waiting for the result? click here to look at all the paperback fiction books in my bookshop

Or you can. What? click here for the pictures of Ramsgate Carnival in 2007

ok I did my best, the bookies still reckon Tory win in Thanet South, and of course Thanet North a dead cert


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