Quite a few of the shops that are selling tangible seem to be working out, especially clothes shops.
The old picture today are Margate and Ramsgate shops around 1905 from various books in the bookshop.
This album came out when I was a teenager and back then was very expensive, all the decent albums were - around a weeks rent for a flat I would think. The dubious ways I managed to it acquire a 10 x 10 Leak amplifier, Goodmans speakers which we still use in the kitchen and Garrard SP 25 MK2 transcription deck, best not go there.
The books we put out in the bookshop yesterday, an eclectic batch, pictures of them now on the bookshop blog
this is the link to them
Today's photos mostly Whitstable
this is the link to them
I was fairly pleased with the stripy cat
lunch for the two of us £16.10
To be honest in the whole of east Kent it is very difficult to get lunch at a table that there is something sketchable from.
Anyway time ran out, Oxford Street books beckoned
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