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The surface is heavily textured with some yellow and white lichen. The heavy steel pillar bollard is mounted on a harbour wall for securing boats while docking in port. A close up of the bucket of digger full of sand and mud from the ocean floor Mud is loaded into the hopper of a dredging barge Mud and sand falls from the bucket of an excavator into a dredging ship The rusty mooring bitt is used to anchor boats and ships to a port or harbour. The heavy steel pillar bollard is mounted on a harbour wall for securing boats while docking in port. The cross shaped mooring bitt is used to fix boats and ships to a port or harbor. The arm of an excavator on a dredging ship digs sand and mud from the seabed in port Also known as the staghorn bollard. The rusty mooring bitt is used to secure boats and ships to a port or harbour. The cross shaped mooring bitt has mooring line wrapped around it to anchor a ship in while in port. The bust of EW Pugin made by Owen Hall stands in from of The Granville Hotel in Ramsgate Detail of the tail lights on a blue 1961 4 door Chevrolet Bel Air sedan St Peter's Church is no longer used as a church and the public can access the tower for views of the town. A blue 1961 4 door Chevrolet Bel Air sedan with chrome bumpers The white paint cracks and peels off to reveal rotten wood underneath Patches of rust stain a white painted metal surface. The paint is cracked to reveal the metal underneath. Wooden panels with peeling and worn paint White paint peels off of an external wall revealing the plaster underneath. The museum is housed in the building known as the Clock House which was built in 1817. The 19th Century chapel was designed and guilt by George Gilbert Scott in the late gothic style. St Peter's Church is no longer used as a church and the public can access the tower for views of the town. Sandwich Guildhall was originally built in 1579 and currently houses the museum White paint cracks to reveal rotten wood underneath Patches of rust stain a white painted metal surface. The paint is cracked to reveal the metal underneath. Wooden panels or floorboards showing weathered wood grain White paint peels off of a wall revealing the plaster and light blue colour underneath. A lifting crane raises a yacht out of the water at Ramsgate Marina. The Pegwell Village Hotel was built in the mid 19th Century and originally called Tatnell's Hotel. Built in 1867 by EW Pugin the now Grade II listed building was originally a hotel but has since been converted into residential apartments. The Festival of Britain Fountain is seen in front of the building. Patches of rust and rust staining are mixed with cracked and peeling paint on a metal surface Wooden panels and plans of a small handmade boat. Orange and brown rust stains on a wall of cracked and peeling white paint An abstract of the freeboard and draft of a small wooden boat showing the planks and panels. An RNLI lifeguard station looking out to see on Ramsgate Main Sands in Kent, England. Standing on the west pier of Ramsgate harbour the 11 metre warning beacon is shown next to the main entrance to and exit from Ramsgate harbour and marina. Built in 1867 by EW Pugin the now Grade II listed building was originally a hotel but has since been converted into residential apartments. The Granville was Built in 1867 by EW Pugin. The tower at the rear of the building was lowered along with with other internal remodelling in 1899. Currently closed during the Covid 19 pandemic there are proposals to rebuild The Granville Theatre as a green centre including cinema, theatre, workshop space and a living roof. The building will be renamed The Sandcastle. The fountain on the East Cliff in Ramsgate was built in 1951 as part of the Festival of Britain and the Festival of Light. The brutalist concrete block of apartments was built in 1962 by Russell Diplock and Associates and is located on All Saints Avenue opposite Margate train station. Nine refuse collection lorries are parked in the derelict port of Ramsgate. The surface is heavily textured with air bubbles and useful as a background or backdrop Orange and brown streaks of rust stain a light yellow textured surface Green seaweed grows in patches on a metal plate. The metal is heavily textured and has spots of rust all over it The granite lighthouse was built in 1842 by John Shaw according to John Smeaton's design. The lighthouse stands on the West Pier of the Royal Harbour with the words perfugium miseris carved into the stone, translates to Refuge for the Unfortunate. The granite lighthouse stands 11 meters tall and was built in 1842 by John Shaw according to John Smeaton's design. In the background is the port of Ramsgate and the main harbour. The granite lighthouse was built in 1842 by John Shaw according to John Smeaton's design. The lighthouse stands on the West Pier at the entrance to the Royal Harbour. The rusty mooring bitt is used to anchor boats and ships to a port or harbour.