Not the best quality photo but a view of Ramsgate that you don't often see.
Work wise we bought a few books for the bookshop in Canterbury today
Here is the link to photos of the books we put out yesterday
This is 4 Grove Road Ramsgate and early 1900s
This is outside the Sands Station in Ramsgate later to become Pleasurama et al
not sure if this link to the Pleasurama plans on the TDC website will work as it is a very cranky website if you can't get it to work here is the application ref
F/TH/03/1200
Some Margate photos next
I did a bit more to my watercolour sketch of Costa in Canterbury from Waterstones, not sure what to make of this one so far but I got drawn back to it.
I took some pictures with my Canon S3 IS as I am lending it to someone tomorrow and digital cameras that haven't been used for a while tend to not work properly.
Here is the link to today's Canterbury photos
For a camera that you can buy very cheaply on Ebay
link to sold listings it is an interesting and versatile toy.
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