I have been checking the prices of woodworking books for most of the day, I'm on the tool catalogues next week, which are much more difficult. Book wise I am reading Ursula Le Guin's The Word for World is Forest, which is very good and on the non fiction front something about Socrates, who of course didn't write anything himself. Philosophy's martyr and so on. Also brushing up stuff I learnt in order to become a sort of mechanic around 50 years ago. Bookshop wise a fairly eclectic lot went out including some of the more difficult railway books for this area.
Here is the link to the photos of the books
I think at the moment they are mostly in the shop window on the way to the shelves.
A few historic Thanet pictures next
Oh and the lights were on in what was the community cafe wosisname in King St when I came back from the Pav, so something may ao may not happen there.
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