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| Good Name for a restaurant |
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| Shaun and Jackie of The TwoHalves Micro Pub |
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| View from The Two Halves Micro Pub |
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| Cecil Square Baptist church |
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| Strokes Adventure Golf at Westbrook |
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| Buoy and Oyster seafood restaurant Margate |
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| Arlington House and Lifeboat Man |
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| Dreamland sign being replaced |
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| Heidi Plant Brightening the hoardings |
On Sunday we walked to Westbrook and back via Margates Marine Drive along the way I passed Heidi Plant's A Bright Eyed Fairytale outside Dreamland other artists were brightening up the hoardings on Elephant Hill. I took various photographs along the way including cellar covers and the new
Beach Hut Houses at the Royal Seabathing. It was nice to see all the people out enjoying the beautiful sunshine. Many people were emptying their beach huts and packing summer into the backs of cars from where the stuff of summer will be put into storage until next spring. We have had a beach hut at Westbrook for almost thirty years so I know the feeling as summer fun is put away. On our way back from Westbrook we walked along Marine Drive stopping to say HI to my favourite shop keepers Tracey and Greg owners of Ruskin de la Mer gift shop where you can buy all manner of seaside goodies. From there we went to say to Jackie and Shaun at the TwoHalves Micro Pub they were doing a brisk trade in their craft Beers and Ciders I didn't see many people drinking wine but they offer a good range.
As we walked past the Lifeboat station I got a better view of the enormous yacht that has been moored off Margate, evidently owned by a billionaire. We headed for home past Haeckels and through Dalby Square where an awful lot of redevelopment is going on and snapped some pictures of the leaves beginning to turn to the autumn colours and also a great display of Old Mans Beard on Wilderness Hill.
