I wonder how many survived WW1
Chatham house 1913 Coleman's house winners of work and cricket cup champion house
Chatham House First Eleven 1894
Acol W.I. Sept. 1941
Millmead Road . 1956
We were bookshopping today in Herne Bay and Margate, had lunch in Turner Contemporary gallery cafe, however the muzak was very odd, it sort of drifts about in the background not quite clear enough to identify
Here are the links to yesterday's Ramsgate and moon photos and today's Herne Bay and Margate photos.
Link 1
Link 2
Wok wise in the bookshop the
link to the pictures of the books we put out yesterday.
Painting wise I have been working on a watercolour of the inside or Wetherspoons aka The Royal Victoria Pavilion here in Ramsgate.
The perspective is a bit difficult so it may not come to much.
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