On to the cultural bit. I googled the area and decided on a bus trip to Margate to visit the Turner Gallery. I also decided that I could then walk the Turner and Dickens Trail to Broadstairs, culminating in a visit to The Dickens House. Importantly, I chose the wind direction to save what's left of my hair; prevailing winds from behind. All went to plan and, whilst not particularly knowledgeable about art, I thoroughly enjoyed it and was surprised at how long I spent there. Amazing how artists can specialise in certain areas and the stuff really is Interesting. The theme was :
I would thoroughly recommend a visit. You don't need to be an art expert. It's fascinating.
Next I walked to Broadstairs on the Turner Dickens way. Rocked up, in pouring rain, at Dickens House, and it was just shutting. Chap at door said they were closed but, as it was 1649 ( closes at 1700) but I went in anyway and had a quick look. Got 'loop bus' back. £3 for a days pass. Fantastic value and buses arrive every 7 minutes. Brilliant but they have taken it too far by including a timetable (they come every 7 mins ). The timetable takes up the bulk of the bus shelter. .
Howling 30 kits here tonight. Maybe leave at 5an onThursday. Night
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