I make no excuses about posting about excursions to Canterbury, nearly every Thanet, Ramsgate, Margate guide book published in the last 200 years includes information about excursions from to Canterbury.
Obviously nearly all of my excursions to Canterbury have to be by car because I usually buy books for the bookshop, living in Ramsgate town centre the bus is the quicker and cheaper option, apart form on Sundays when you have to go via Margate making it much slower.
It takes me about half an hour to drive to Canterbury, and about another half an hour to do the parking and walking to the centre of the town, or I park near the centre and the cost is prohibitive and even then parking takes time.
The bus from Ramsgate Harbour takes 50 mins and takes you right to the middle where you just get off and don't have to park it.
I took a few photos here is the link to them
One of the unusual aspects of the bus is the diversion
On the work front today I wasn't there apparently the bookshop was busy, I am still putting this partly down to screen use and the steady drip of vaguely worrying information, cognitive ability, memory and eyesight
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