Click in the pictures to expand them, it's well worth going onto google maps and selecting 3D to compare with the one above.
I think this Margate one is about 1860
This is Margate High Street in 1913
not dated
and 1912
and 1905
With these old photos of Ramsgate Sands Station I am always struck by how small the carriages are
The harbour before the pontoons, no date on his one
this one is 1957
These two perhaps around 1920, what do you think?
This around 1900 perhaps
This is looking up Ramsgate High Street in 1917, before it was widened
We went to Margate today, bought some books for the bookshop, went to Turner contemporary
Had a look a JWM Turner's picture of a cat, history is unclear as to whether this cat owned JWM Turner, however it is clear that Turner used one of his paintings as a cat flap, which is proof that cats appreciate art.
Margate and the gallery were very busy considering the weather
Polar bears are something I don't have much experience apart from the average readers golden encompass, which suggests aesthetics are not a bear thing.
I fiddled about with my watercolour from there
Spot the difference?
Took a few photos this is the the link to them
Despite the warning of rain we also went for a walk in Ramsgate this evening. Took some more photos this is the link to them
Back to work in the bookshop tomorrow this is the link to the books that went out yesterday
Still on the bookshop front Spine Books has recently opened in Margate Art books, zines + printed matter shop 🏳️🌈📚art + design • lgbtqia • interiors + architecture • photography • culture. 9 Love Lane, Margate.
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