I thought I would respond to the Manston Consultation today,
it didn’t go well – the idea was to download their form and type in my
responses between customers in the shop, attach the completed from to an email,
job done.
Once downloaded I found the document is locked in some way that
prevents you from writing on it. I emailed rsp who suggested the live online thingy
at https://communityrelations.citizenspace.com/manston-airport/2018-rsp-manston-airport-consultation/
but I didn’t fancy that as I was doing a lot of other things as well and I
wanted the whole document in front of me.
I already had the PIER open in tabs from https://thanetonline.blogspot.co.uk/2018/02/manston-rsp-dco-2018-consultation.html
so wanted something I could keep saving locally.
In the end I decided responding directly by email would be best and as the deadline is Thursday I applied myself to it.
Then I got to the Masterplan and the wretched thing wouldn’t
open at all, not from my website, not from rsp's, not the file I downloaded Wednesday in Adobe,
so I emailed rsp who haven’t replied.
Anyway several hours later I have managed to get the thing
working at https://drive.google.com/file/d/1TSrJ1OBAukVLkZxTj999klXT2po_t4Gy/view
The high point of the day was the Steven Alexander art
exhibition at York Street Gallery here in Ramsgate. Not the easiest thing to
photograph as a lot of it is glazed oils, but I did my best see https://thanetonline.blogspot.co.uk/2018/02/steven-alexander-retrospective-at.html
Relaxation now so here are the old photos, the writing on
the back when there is any.
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