Featured Watercolour signature difficult to read

10x13 inches, local picture of Wells next the Sea harbour in Norfolk in UK. I'm not able to decipher the artists signature. Any ideas please anyone? Thanks.

 

Jean C.....?
I love it.

 

Can't help with the siggie, just wanted to say that's a nice painting. An experienced artist with good technique!

 

I agree, nice piece, tough name (still working on it).

In the meantime, please: someone educate me as to what is going on here:

 

(I just googled "coeval" thinking it was the answer to my query. )

 

Mr. Jivvy suggested "maybe access for loading cargo on to boats... would have to be big @ss boats."

 

It's a granary, now being turned into apartments.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wells_Harbour

 

Thank you! From that article "The gantry allowed grain to be transferred between the building and ships without disrupting road traffic."

 

That was the first use I thought of. We have a granary on the water here, not exactly the same, but a similar idea. Here the grain is moved via conveyor belt.

 

LOVE IT !!!! ... Joy.

 

I'm seeing Jay not Jean. Could be Joy!!

 

Think the painting is least 10 years old as since 2008 the Wells Quayside has a permanently anchored large old (1899) Dutch sailing ship called the Albatros, now a floating restaurant serving Dutch pancakes and Beer!
Thanks for the Siggie suggestions, I thought maybe Sam, Gay, Gary

 

Maybe "Jan"...?
Darn, a bit off on a tangent now, but wishing we'd seen this sooner and been first in on "what is going on here" -- grain elevators are practically our back yard. For grain elevator fans or the grain elevator-curious, here's a nice piece (with audio):
http://news.wbfo.org/post/heritage-moments-dart-dunbar-and-colossus-harbor

 

Nice painting.

Jean Cecil?

 

I think you could still get a view without the Albatros, it is not right in front of the granary:

Not together I hope.
They seem to have fun though:

 

Oh, right AJ I thought it was nearer the granary, maybe they moved it after I went there for pancakes and probably too many beers.

 

That could have been a reason to move it.

 

nice piece.
J... Gershman?