If my own pictures are too dangerous and controversial for you

Have a look at someone else's pictures of Folkestone. Looks to me they did all of the Triennial things that we did in just the same order, but the differences here are (I think) they visited Folkestone especially for this (so The Triennial is working) and also they got to see the Seagull.

No idea who that person is, they were just lucky enough to come up in a search of the most recent pictures tagged "Folkestone"...

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Kent's big day out

15,000 FREE TICKETS AVAILABLE

More than 15,000 free tickets to top visitor attractions across the county are available for Kent's Big Day Out.

Among those taking part are:

Godinton House & Gardens, The Canterbury Tales, Dover Castle, Rochester Castle, Port Lympne Wild Animal Park, Ramsgate Maritime Museum.

The free tickets, two per household, will be available fom 29th February 2008, at www.visitkent.co.uk

Organisers at VisitKent are urging everyone to book early to avoid disappointment.

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Fareham plays its part in the war on tourism

A local story that was doing the rounds yesterday about a couple being banned from Fareham shopping centre for life (for taking photos of their grandchildren) was picked up by Boing Boing. Apparently the guard who threw them out said they posed a terror threat, I suspect he thought they were nonces but was afeared of starting another angry mob so thought the terror card was a safer one to play. Anyway, as someone on Boing Boing points out, terrorists would be better off downloading the building plans instead of relying on someone's holiday snaps.

Our snow had all gone by the time I got home yesterday.

Thanks to Ro for the Boing Boing link.

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