Guest 690- Registered: 10 Oct 2009
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18 January 2010
16:2138157#1
Park in Debrad`s car park at 10.00, (3 hours £1.10), up to Christian tea room for tea and kit kat (90p). Pop into WHS to view recent mags out, down to sea front and walk along promenade to eastern docks. Back along promenade and up to library for a read. Down to the seasports cente for beans on toast, 2 eggs and tea. Into Debrads for a new pair of shoes, then home. Anyone else about today? Anyone got a particular route, or just wander about? I do plan one day to do a tea room crawl. Has it ever been done?
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Guest 651- Registered: 12 Mar 2008
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18 January 2010
16:2638158#2
Usually a fry-up at the Dovorian, followed by a decent walk around the Heights or Castle, then T at De Bradlei (or Castle when it opens later in the summer)
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Guest 690- Registered: 10 Oct 2009
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18 January 2010
16:2738159#3
Cold sunny day once the fog had lifted.
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Sue Nicholas- Location: river
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18 January 2010
17:0138161#4
A River walk .I walked through the Abbey grounds ,lots pf people walking dogs,Through the Bog Garden which are very boggy ,then onto the Coop .The River Coop is always busy .Over to the green grocers then up Common Lane by this time getting very cross re the parking by parents collecting children from the school Looked at the bus Terminus then home
My walk resulted in two emails to DDC ..
Guest 674- Registered: 25 Jun 2008
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18 January 2010
21:1938189#5
I walk between 10 and 15 miles every day
Guest 662- Registered: 18 Mar 2008
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19 January 2010
15:1938258#6
I walk past a dis-used garage, mcdonalds and a car wash, down Sandwich Road to Whitfield Village Hall Car Park, dodge the dog S**t in the alleyway to the School and back to the Hotel!!
Guest 690- Registered: 10 Oct 2009
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19 January 2010
15:2438259#7
I think that alleyway`s always been a dog s**t problem hasn`t it Sheli? My wife used to encounter it alot when the children were at school. Maybe one day, they`ll be a dog DNA bank, where it can be traced back to the owner with a huge fine to frighten the rest of them.
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Guest 653- Registered: 13 Mar 2008
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20 January 2010
08:5938335#8
Call DDC (01304 821199) and ask to be put through to the Dog-Warden.
Roger
Guest 662- Registered: 18 Mar 2008
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20 January 2010
10:1938347#9
I might try that Roger but I dont think it will do any good as Colin says it has always been a problem. There is even a Dog Poop bin at the end of the alleyway.
One nice dog owner even let their dog go right outside the school gates!
Sheli x
howard mcsweeney1- Location: Dover
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20 January 2010
11:1138352#10
i have had cause to call the dog warden before, he was excellent, but can only do so much.
too little man hours and too many bad dog owners.
Guest 686- Registered: 5 May 2009
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20 January 2010
16:5038366#11
I had a walk out to Bushy Ruff on Monday via the Mill and the bog into Kearsney Abbey. I don't recall it being as bad that in the past. I don't normally do walking that often so my ankles and knees were killing me when I got back home. Got some half-decent pictures though so it wasn't a complete disaster!
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20 January 2010
17:2038368#12
Phil, I thought the bog was closed according to another post ??
Guest 653- Registered: 13 Mar 2008
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20 January 2010
18:2638375#13
Sheli, if that person who lets their dog drop one on the pavement, does so on a regular basis, the dog-warden will be happy to come out and will fine/prosecute them - oh and they do take photographic evidence.
They do have new posters too so if you feel there should be any posters anywhere, you can let them know.
Roger
Guest 690- Registered: 10 Oct 2009
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27 January 2010
15:2138911#14
I visited the Baguette Ella for the first time at lunchtime today for a tea. Very nice too, I shall be back in there again soon. A nice mug of quality tea for 90p, a pack of all butter shortbread for 40p, all excellent value. The downside was, I needn`t have got the shortbread as you get a biscuit with it anyway. No, it was all great, and such cheery happy staff. Pay a visit if you haven`t done so. I couldn`t help keep looking over the road for Mr Brown to come out.
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Guest 651- Registered: 12 Mar 2008
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27 January 2010
16:2738916#15
I visit Baguettella one a week - they do an offer of buy 6 get one 1 with their cards.
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Guest 690- Registered: 10 Oct 2009
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29 January 2010
15:1939078#16
Back into Baguettella near noon today for a tea, and I fancied a bacon roll, but the cardboard cube advertising it was removed from the counter and I was told it`s only served till 11.30. If the bacon`s microwaved, I couldn`t see how it would have been a problem seeing as only a couple of tables were occupied, and I thought shops went for all the business they could get? Anyway, I said I`d look in later, and instead, went down to the Seasports centre and had a bacon sarnie and tea in there. Most places these days do all day breakfasts, and Rooks do bacon rolls all day. Well, there were two of us, so one business gained and the other one lost. Isn`t this what Business success is all about?
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Guest 693- Registered: 12 Nov 2009
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29 January 2010
15:4839080#17
It's to my regret that I still haven't tried the breakfasts in the Sea Sports Centre yet, despite the fact that my wife works there mornings! I went to give it a go yesterday, but she was busy so rather than pay to park I took myself off to Jermain's in Beaconsfield Road for one of Eddie's wonderful fry-ups : 2 bacon, 2 sausages, 2 fried eggs, slice of fried bread plus a mug tea for £4.50. Great value; Jermain's is still my favourite greasy spoon in town, even if the quack would rather I had a lettuce leaf instead.
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Guest 651- Registered: 12 Mar 2008
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29 January 2010
18:2239086#18
Colin - I am sure that it is the offer of a drink/bacon baguette for £2 that ends at 11:30 ?
WOW - 1000 postings
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Guest 649- Registered: 12 Mar 2008
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29 January 2010
18:2239087#19
Just to let you all know that at some point next week the both of us will be going into the Sea Centre I am geting around better now .
Guest 690- Registered: 10 Oct 2009
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29 January 2010
18:3339091#20
I didn`t see that anywhere`s Paul, as the advertisement cube disappeared too quick, but I shall return to have another try next week. Thanks mate. P.S. Congratulations on your 1000th posting, and here`s to your next lot.
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