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Tuesday, 8 September 2020
blogger goes bonkers
Sunday, 6 September 2020
Pleasurama Development Progress Photos and history photos
Once again sorry for not posting much on the blog recently, I have a lot of other stuff to do at the moment but will try to do more posts.
Pleasurama
These are the naval guns that weakened the chalk up the Augusta stairs end of the cliffThis is the 1957 cliff collapse there
this is the roundabout there being laid in 2011 loose cobbles on sand, which may be an issue in a big storm.
The cliff behind the site is around 20 metres high or about 65 feet, the cliff top slopes down a bit towards the lift end and up a bit towards Augusta stairs.
I have had various concerns about this development since the plans were passed under the TDC Ezekiel administration, I think mainly because of the lack of any consultation of any window to object to any aspect so the plans.
This is the whole elevation sheet from the most up to date plans on the council's planning website.
so two floors up and another three to go - will it fit in?
Anyway out for my lunchtime walk today I took a lot of photos of the development going up for future historical record and I have to say I did wonder. The photos are a bit repetitive but if any of them interests you the should expand if you click on them.