The harbour lights are back on the breakwater
Both lights relit after the autumn inspection; the leading marks are checked.
Places and fills
Every publicity place as an element of a composed page, filled by the build's own selection: the Ferrymead Noticeboard, a harbour town that does not exist, and its invented advertisers.
The quay notes, with the lead-side beside them
A row of two columns: the notes on the left, the lead-side on the right. The most prominent place is filled first — the rectangle at a wide viewport, a banner below it — and the ferries' advertisement may take a stream place only, so the chandlery lands here. The notes end with a casualty drill.
Pontoon repairs through the week
The outer pontoon is closed while its fingers are replaced.
A casualty drill off the bar on Sunday
The lifeboat crew practised recovering a casualty from the water in a running sea.
Two places side by side: the stream beside the kind place
The single stream place and the kind place share a row. The adjacency rule keeps a travel advertisement two entries away from the drill above, so the ferries are refused on the left and the café takes the place; on the right, a sponsorship in the text form — the sponsor's mark, the line, and the name and link from the registry; paid, so the link says so.
The town notes, then the stream at double width
Away from the drill the ferries' advertisement is admissible: the wide banner at a wide viewport, the mobile banner below.
The clock tower keeps time again
The movement was cleaned and the hands reset to the pips.
Market day returns to the square
Stalls on the square from eight, the car park back to cars.
A new bus timetable from October
An extra evening service on the coast road, the last bus at ten.
A rail place and a notice, side by side
Supported by the rowing club — the mark, a line, the name from the registry; not paid, so a plain link — beside a notice: two notices of equal rank share that place by the day, the same day the same face, never a clock — and the slot rotates at view time too, so after the page loads the viewer may show the other, by a seed of its own, never recorded.
NoticeTide tables for OctoberAt the harbour office and on the notice board.
An empty place
A place that accepts promotions, and no promotion to fill it: the labelled placeholder, its rendered size written by the viewer.
Promotion
A demonstration: Ferrymead and its advertisers are invented. Every place is filled by the build from committed fills and creatives; nothing is requested from anyone.