The Isle of Sheppey is normally teeming with tourists at this time of the year as shops and holiday parks prepare for Easter which is just two weeks away.
But coronavirus changes everything.
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Ghost town. Leysdown in lockdown and no crowds on the Isle of Sheppey as a result of the coronavirus scare.
Caravan owners have been sent home on Government orders and parks have closed.
Shutters on amusement arcades remain firmly bolted as Leysdown is on lockdown, save for a DIY store and the bakery.
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Sheerness and Sittingbourne are no better and both look like ghost towns.
A few businesses like the butchers, bakers, newsagents, greengrocers, chemists, pet shop, dry-cleaners have been allowed to stay open.
But footfall is slight with many traders reporting a noticeable drop in custom.
Sittingbourne's statue of the bargeman in High Street with no friends on day one of the coronavirus lockdown
There are a few pedestrians nipping in for essential supplies and some collecting takeaways from hastily converted cafes.
But no one is loitering around the Sittingbourne's bargeman statue or Sheerness clock tower any more.
These are, indeed, difficult times.
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Sheerness town centre looking like a ghost town as a result of the coronavirus scare
Customers limited to five at a time in Sittingbourne High Street on day one of the coronavirus lockdown
Sittingbourne's statue of the bargeman in High Street with no friends on day one of the coronavirus lockdown
Shadow of its former self: Sittingbourne High Street on day one of the coronavirus lockdown
Abandoned: Sittingbourne High Street looking like a ghost town on day one of the coronavirus lockdown
Empty: the Forum shopping centre off Sittingbourne High Street on day one of the coronavirus lockdown
Leysdown in lockdown. No crowds on the Isle of Sheppey as a result of the coronavirus scare
Ghost town. Leysdown in lockdown and no crowds on the Isle of Sheppey as a result of the coronavirus scare.
Amusement arcades on the promenade all shuttered as Leysdown on the Isle of Sheppey goes into coronavirus lockdown
A few people taking a stroll on the beach while amusement arcades on the promenade remain shuttered as Leysdown on the Isle of Sheppey goes into coronavirus lockdown
Amusement arcades on the promenade all shuttered as Leysdown on the Isle of Sheppey goes into coronavirus lockdown
Amusement arcades on the promenade all shuttered as Leysdown on the Isle of Sheppey goes into coronavirus lockdown
Amusement arcades on the promenade all shuttered as Leysdown on the Isle of Sheppey goes into coronavirus lockdown
Sheerness town centre looking like a ghost town as a result of the coronavirus scare
Sheerness clock tower deserted as a result of the coronavirus scare
Sheerness looking like a ghost town as a result of the coronavirus scare
New shop opening hours of Hagars electrical shop in Sheerness on day one of the coronavirus lockdown
Newsagents open, hairdressers shut in Sheerness on the first day of the coronavirus lockdown
The Beano cafe in Sheerness High Street was allowed to open for takeaways only on day one of the coronavirus lockdown
Sheerness Broadway was looking like a ghost town on day one of the coronavirus lockdown
No shoppers flocking to Sheerness Tesco on day one of the coronavirus lockdown
Locked: the gates at KCC's waste tip in Sheerness on day one of the coronavirus lockdown