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  Well for what it's worth I've just had a walk down Deal High street to the market in Union Road car park.
  
  The town is full of shoppers as are the shops, went for a coffee in my favourite coffee house and had trouble finding a seat, the market also busy with about three dozen stalls, artisan food, 'antiques', furniture, DVDs etc. etc.
  
  Last night we went for a meal at Cullins Yard Dover (which was excellent) and afterwards walked through the town as far as the Eagle, past Morrisons and back down Maison Dieu.
  
  It was about eight in the evening. There seemed to be drunks all over the place some shouting the most offensive abuse at any women walking past. The Dour was full of drink cans and crisp packets as were the few bits of mostly overgrown green space we walked past. The shop windows looked uninviting, either cheap tat or stuff left over from a bygone age where you wonder how they can possibly still be going.
  
  The whole experience was very depressing with the town having a feel of what I can only describe as poverty about it.

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