The picture above shows the Eastern Gully after the sluices have been opend too much in around 1900, you can see the damage, the power of water.
this wosisname is made of photos taken yesterday, as you it seems to be leaking quite a bit.
I think Wetherspoons got a bit unplugged for a while yesterday, Ramsgate's ancient infrastructure probably means the power cables to The Royal Victoria Pavilion date from when it was built in 1903.
some activity in this closed Ramsgate High Street shop which looks as though it is going to reopen soon.
I haven't seen Clique bar open for a while and wonder if it is difficulties and has closed.
The maritime museum says opening Friday, I think this is after a short temporary closure for heath reasons
Harbour gates and bridge have apparently been delayed again while some hydraulic rams have gone to Holland for reconditioning.
more eastern gully photos which I am sure I have posted before
Back then the harbour was managed in a very different way and one that wouldn't fit in with today's demands
In Margate it was the pier that needed a lot of repairs
I you are wondering about the safety elf
This is up St John's in Margate
I wonder what happened to this tree in in King Street Ramsgate, vandalism, council, disease?
Strange green and yellow earth worms here in Ramsgate
This is the link to the rest of today's photos
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