Been a long day at work today, I was on hand in the bookshop
but catching up with correspondence at my desk.
We went for an after work walk as we seem to have returned
so summer evenings, or at least one summer evening.
I took some photos mainly because I was intrigued by what
appears to be a sailing yacht with a much taller mast than usual for its size,
the hull that is.
If you are familiar with my out and about photos recently,
what I do is take a digital camera with me which will take the sort of pictures
you can’t take with a mobile phone camera. I then proceed to snap away, rather
that trying to produce photos with a high artistic quality as I don’t know how
to.
After that I publish them on a conventional website as I am
far too lazy to click away enlarging pictures and find it easiest just to go
down the page of them using the arrow key on my computer.
When I bunged the camera card into the computer and copied
and pasted all the pictures onto the website, lazy again as I only takes about
five presses of computer keys, Ctrl A – Ctrl C – Ctrl V, ok that was six, I
noticed there were also a few pictures from a previous evening, this week or
last.
So the first few are of the film crew vehicles at Ramsgate
Marina Car Park, followed by the triffid or whatever it is poking out of
Eastlciff Lodge Greenhouse after this we come to today’s photos which start
with the newly restored Royal Victoria Pavilion rising behind the Pleasurama
Slag Heap wosisname.
This is followed by the dome between the statues being built
but as the pillars underneath are not there yet it’s a bit surreal.
Then more triffids as the Pav is having what looks like a
plant delivery with plant.
Sorry about all that rambling here is the link to the rest
of the pictures
here is the work link to the books that went out in my
bookshop today
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