The first four pictures of Ramsgate harbour and I think they all date from the late 1800s
The next four pictures are of Margate harbour also I think dating from the late 1800s
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We are in something of a heat wave here in Ramsgate, this makes business in the bookshop somewhat patchy, quiet periods followed by furiously busy periods.
We did price a few books today, here is the link to the pictures of them
Local history books are selling fairly well at the moment, I think this is probably because we have produced several new titles recently rather than any impact caused by the heat wave.
Some pictures of Ramsgate main sands from Wetherspoons
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