Ramsgate main sands and railway station this photo was taken in the 1890s note the taller tower on the Granville, the height was reduced in about 1900 so it's useful for dating postcards of the seafront. The structure on the left of the photo was the colonnade this was washed away in the Great storm of 1897 leading to the construction of the royal Victoria pavilion now wetherspoons.
First competition photo do you know what this building is
The second competition photo is one where I don't know the answer. This is a zoom photo that I took today from Joss bay car park looking towards Kingsgate castle. It's wrong side of Kingsgate castle to be Neptune's tower does anyone know what it is, I don't but we may find out in the comments on the various Facebook groups that this post will be linked to.
That was called "Maiden's Tower" - one of the many folly towers
Maiden's Tower, Neptune's Tower in the distance...
This is the photo taken from the same spot in Joss Bay car park without using the zoom.
Next bit of an apology from me for not blogging for so long. Nearly 3000 people read yesterday's post and I can see see that I have a bit of a civic duty to try and keep up doing regular blog posts.
We were not working on getting the bookshop ready to reopen at Easter but as you see out and about in wider Thanet
I think this is about as much as I can get out of my Salvador Dali
I will change to painting something else in bed tomorrow morning before I get up.
Yesterday's answers 1 Ramsgate model village 2 Tenfold Farm.