‘i was thinking the laxey mines could be extended so they go under snaefell to an underground car park under the museum. There could also be a tram running in this tunnel, alongside the two way road. Then elevators could bring the punters up to the museum…’ Via iphone
‘I have already booked a rental car for when I am there so it will be easy to get to the object of which one must not speakHow about designing a grid museum to be erected on spot with tea room etc. And make a full proposal with architects model estimated costs etc…’
Proposed Grid museum to be constructed on land above site:
Financial projection:
entry fee (adults)
£15.00
entry fee (children/students/OAPs)
£10.00
group discount (groups over 20 persons)
£8.00
expected average spending per peron – tea-room
£4.00
expected average spending per peron – gift shop
£3.00
Revenue
projected daily vistors (adults)
200
£3,000.00
projected daily vistors (children/students/OAPs)
80
£800.00
projected daily vistors (groups)
110
£880.00
projected revenue – tea-room
390
£1,560.00
projected revenue – tea-room
390
£1,170.00
Total projected Daily Revenue
£7,410.00
Total projected annual revenue
£2,311,920.00
– The next trip to The Isle of Man is booked for 27.12.14 – 31.12.14.
– My wider fine art practice will go on hold as I go in search of the ‘You know what.’
– I find it hard to comprehend that it’s been over two and a half years since my last trek up Snaefell mountain.
– Custodian R’s attempts were scuppered last year by the weather.
– Interesting article on 21st century Mythologies on Radio 4 inspired by Barthes original over 60 years ago…
– The next trip to The Isle of Man is booked for 27.12.14 – 31.12.14.
– My wider fine art practice will go on hold as I go in search of the ‘You know what.’
– I find it hard to comprehend that it’s been over two and a half years since my last trek up Snaefell mountain.
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– Interesting article on 21st century Mythologies on Radio 4 inspired by Barthes original over 60 years ago…
