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Bathing machiines in front of the Granville Marina development, pier, Theatre etc.
I assume that when we get a big storm on a tidal surge or spring tide now it will go a fair bit higher than it did in 1908
The Bounty above and below
Albion Hotel, demolished to make way for Madera Walk in the late 1890s.
Margate Jetty during a storm
A tram in Northdown Road Cliftonville
Unidentified Margate group
Broadstairs
Here in Ramsgate it has been a steady working day at
Michaels Bookshop, I have to admit that I am surprised sometimes that our sales don't change much. Here is the
link to the pictures of the latest batch of books we have put out
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