FOLKESTONOMY: Blog: Day 4: The float again on the East Cliffs

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A nice location for the float overlooking the harbour and the sea

Andreas and I came to Folkestone again to sort out problems with the electricity supply. On the fourth day the float was again placed on the East Cliffs, where we had already been on the day of the opening for the press, Friday the 13th. The weather was good and all the equipment could be arranged on the grass, just in the way of people walking their dog or wandering around. A good spot!

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Posted June 17, 2008 20:22 by Leonie Koenen

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