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Searle's boatyard has been in operation since 1911, but was meant to be vacated by the 30th June. The owner declared to fight the decision, and as of last Friday (4th July) when I took the photos, it appears that he is still there; I know not for how long.
2 comments:
Great to be around the water! Wonderful picture!hughugs
HERITAGE IS EVERIBODIES' BUSINESS!!!
THAT'S SO TRUE!!!! LOVED THIS POST!!!!
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