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Do you know which Ramsgate town centre buildings these architectural features are on?
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next Stacie Coyne at Nice Things Harbour Street Ramsgate
Influenced by fairground and her background as a tattoo artist, Stacie's work includes 3D, painting and pencil drawings, in her first solo show. Meet the Artist on Sat 1 Feb from 1-4pm,
link to the books we put out today
Reading art and interest wise the moment I'm focused on the history of the bronze age and the early iron age. particularly as it's during this period but most of the major religions and most of the the texts that they are based in seem to be focused on stories that were universal within the late bronze age early iron age. It's a source of some fascination to me having been an Anglican religious at one time.
So at the moment fiction wise I'm reading Madeline Miller's Song of Achilles and I have a pile of similar historical fiction.
I was particularly pleased when an batch of new stock which we will turn into second-hand stock by penciling cheaper prices in the font arrived here at Michael's Bookshop today, (this just relates to the way things are in the book trade,) had an Ursula le Guin one of my favourite authors who usually writes fantasy but this batch had her novel Lavinia which appears to be be set in the Spartan Trojan ancient Greek area.
Chatham House School from St George's Tower
Wheatsheaf Lane 1920
Rose in June 1904
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