This has nothing to do with The Clock Tower being powered by solar energy or a wind turbine.
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| Clock Tower by local photographer John Byford |
No this is about The Clock Tower, or to give it the correct name The Diamond Jubilee Clock Tower, actually going green. This lovely iconic old structure, that is as famous as the Jolly Fisherman is getting covered in green algae, mould or slime. Take a walk up there and have a look.
I have tried to get a photo of it but my equipment is not good enough to show just how bad it is starting to look.
I really do think that East Lindsey District Council should be having a look at this and getting it cleaned. If we cannot look after one of the true emblems of Skegness then what hope is there?
This has stood at the top end of Lumley Road for 117 years. It needs looking after to ensure that it stands there for another 117 years!
Please sort it out ELDC!
It may be a good idea to demolish the clock tower and various other buildings,it would be nice to have a new skegness.
ReplyDeleteA very strange ooutlook but still!
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