I've been working away at the art section in the bookshop and am hoping to incorporate better disabled access at the same time. We use portable wheelchair ramps for the seps in the bookshopshop but a lot of the electric wheelchairs won't go up portable ramps.
If you want a bookshop where the books are affordable and cheaper than they are on the internet then it's almost certain to be a difficult, old and undesirable building, hence the problems.
Here at Michael's Bookshop once again a reasonably busy day, more than the first Monday in March last year. With the busses diverted, the roads around us closed, concerns about coronavirus, the slump in retail and a fairly grim economic forecast, I have to admit to being a bit baffled.
link to the books we priced and put out today
Yesterday's answers
this is Ramsgate's Westcliff Boating Pool loo
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