Possible tourist attraction?

• howard mcsweeney1

  • Location: Dover
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  17 May 2011     11:47106619
  #1      
  saw the above in canterbury the other day, wonder if it would do good business here.
  
  
  

  
• Guest 698

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  17 May 2011     11:53106621
  #2      
  I have often said the cafe on the PoW pier would do a roaring trade if a pony cart was available to take punters to and fro.
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• Guest 657

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  17 May 2011     11:54106622
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  Ah yes, the lesser spotted two-headed-horse!
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• Guest 645

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  17 May 2011     13:09106627
  #4      
  Plus the ponies waste product could replace the councillors bullshi* currently used as feed on the non existant flower beds.
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• howard mcsweeney1

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  17 May 2011     16:21106663
  #5      
  taking alan's idea a step further, maybe visitors could be collected from the cruise terminal, given a tour of the prom and pier, then taken into town?
• Guest 641

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  17 May 2011     16:38106666
  #6      
  Sounds a great idea Howard, maybe using the wild ponies from the heights, (if they are still there) Vic could be our 'Horse Whisperer' breaking them in for commercial use, in turn benefitting the tourist trade for Dover
• howard mcsweeney1

  • Location: Dover
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  17 May 2011     17:29106673
  #7      
  good idea barry, i will speak to vic the moment he is up and limping.
• Mark Clements

  • Location: Dover
  18 May 2011     16:48106785
  #8      
  It would be nice to have something different on the sea front , tourists would love that kind of thing .