1 Do you recognise this Ramsgate weathervane
If you stand by this lamppost in Ramsgate you can see several weathervanes, and if you have a camera with a long wosisname you can zoom in on them, which I did. So can you identify the the other weathervanes photographed today from the same place.
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Harbour Street next
The closed schoolwear shop is going to open as a convenience store very soon
Costal Bar is due to open this evening
work is moving along to turn what was Celandine Hall into a cafe and offices
Here at work, Michael's Bookshop Ramsgate I have been doing my quiet time of the year stuff
new header board over the craft an engineering section, I guess it's labels for it next.
link to the photos of the books new in today
Nice Things in Harbour Street has a Mencap exhibition
Worth a look if you are in that part of the town.
No change with the closed Daily Grind yet, I guess a lot of the problem there was the very difficult shop front.
on to yesterday's answers
The one that proved very difficult was All Saints Birchington, Dante Gabriel Rossetti who had a bungalow at Westgate is buried there
The other one was St Laurence Church Ramsgate
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