CHAPTER 1

THE WALL, ETC

It’s the Summer of 1921, 100 years before Banksy makes his play, and England is still getting over WW1.

Yarmouth is a buzzing tourist destination for the English working class, many of them new to the concept of a ‘holiday’.

The council buys a section of the front garden from The House and builds a bus stop to bring the tourists to and from the nearby beaches and holiday camps.

And there the bus stop stood for 100 years as the town transformed around it.

Time passes, the tourists disappear

Then Banksy decides to go on holiday

CHAPTER 2

THE GREAT BRITISH

SPRAYCATION

It’s the summer of 2021, and the good citizens of the UK are released from their second COVID lockdown. Like the rest of the population, barred from international travel, Banksy holidayed at home.

He gets in his camper van, drives east and gets busy, dropping ten pieces around the East Anglian coast.

And he kindly makes a film, verifying he’s the artist, entitled - The Great British Spraycation.

All hell breaks loose

Then, predictably, the brick-cutter-wielding art establishment, vandals and the not so Great British Weather got involved. And nearly won their battle of annihilation.