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The Seaside.
Easter time: Visiting my childhood heaven- Herne Bay. Coming back to it, older and wiser, I was able to see how much this seaside town has been rundown. It was filled with stereotypical English people, getting drunk in the middle of the day shouting and swearing at everyone. Within this change in social behaviour, I noticed how much the seaside furniture had also changed. There is no sign of the deckchair anymore and Punch and Judy seems a thing of the past. Instead there are many of these colourful bins around, a pityful attempt at making waste disposal appealing to children.
Easter time: Visiting my childhood heaven- Herne Bay. Coming back to it, older and wiser, I was able to see how much this seaside town has been rundown. It was filled with stereotypical English people, getting drunk in the middle of the day shouting and swearing at everyone. Within this change in social behaviour, I noticed how much the seaside furniture had also changed. There is no sign of the deckchair anymore and Punch and Judy seems a thing of the past. Instead there are many of these colourful bins around, a pityful attempt at making waste disposal appealing to children.