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A very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to all our lovely readers.
My take on the Christmas lights of Mount Pleasant.
I was very kindly sent these photos of the Christmas lights in town 25 years ago by Martin Yardley. How do they compare to today?
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A spritely 30-something living with my beautiful wife in the most fabulous town in the entire world, Royal Tunbridge Wells.
We love to soak up the culture, nature and the countryside in this idyllic part of the Weald and because we love our town so much I made this blog to share it with the rest of you.
If you have any questions, comments or suggestions then please get in touch with us by sending us an email.
If you are a Twitter user then you can always drop me a tweet at @ankertw.
Why not discover something that you may not have seen before, click on one of the randomly generated posts below to stumble upon something interesting from the past.
Mrs Anke's Ladybits
Mrs Anke's thoughts and musings on being a lady in Tunbridge Wells.
The Big Exposure
Showcasing nothing else but lovely local photography.
Instagram Photographs
All my Instagram photographs updated realtime as I meander.
The Archive
Delve into the archive and read years of posts. Sort by date or subject.
The Local Shop
Buy Tunbridge Wells merchandise and help fund this blog.
The Ritz Cinema Project
Follow the demise, demolition and construction of the Ritz Cinema site.
Tunbridge Wells Postcards
Attempting to collate every postcard ever made about Tunbridge Wells.
A Day Away from Royal Tunbridge Wells is a Day Wasted.
Copyright (c) 2005-2013 Christopher Cassidy (Anke). All Rights Reserved.
A belated Happy Christmas to you both and very best wishes for 2013. Thank you for producing such a splendid way for me to keep in touch with the town of my first 18 years back in the black and white days. Max
”Comment left by Max Double on December, 29 2012
”You are very kind, Max, thank you. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you and your family.
Comment left by Anke on December, 29 2012