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This view of the Deal waterfront was taken a few seconds prior to the previous posting. On the left can be seen the Royal Hotel, which has been a historic landmark in the town for centuries and used to be a favourite gathering place for mariners and fishermen meeting in the bar.

Deal was the childhood town of William Horwood, the most prominent British author of anthropomorphic novels in the latter part of the 20th century. His boyhood here was not very happy, as he came from a broken family, and a moving account of his life here can be found in his book, The Boy Who Had No Shoes.

Horwood is the author of the famous Duncton Chronicles and believe me, after reading these classic works you will never kill a mole again...He also wrote the bestselling book The Stonor Eagles as well as the sequel(s) to Kenneth Grahame's The Wind In The Willows, the first part of which is entitled "The Willows In Winter." It is to William Horwood that I dedicate this shot.

The photo was taken from the Deal Pier under extremely windy conditions. There is a little noise in the sky due to the high ISO level that could not be entirely eliminated in PP.

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