We have finally managed to get the 1946 St Laurence booklet into print, I blogged about it around a month ago and then we had technical
issues, don’t ask.
Anyway it is out in the bookshop at £1.99 but not yet
on our website with a buy it now button, I aim to get it there eventually. It
will be post free when I do.
The next bit of the post is from Illustrated London News for 1870, we have the first 6 months in stock and one of the customers browsing it pointed out this Ramsgate article which I snapped for the blog
I think it is just about readable if you click
on it and expand it. Apparently it wasn't so there you go
We are working on a book of early victorian Ramsgate prints at the moment and I hadn't seen this one of Christ Church
before and I thought I had seen a the Rock and Co ones.
I did pop out and take a few Ramsgate photos today
here is the link
boys and their toys
I mean to say
chopped the top of the lighthouse
trying to shoot the bird, but not in a die way. Not really but I am seriously having trouble getting my horizons straight
after the camera change.
On to work today and the books we put out
Here is the link to them
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