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The Museum of Dust continuing on its travels
Posted in Events, Travels, Workshops
Tagged angels, dust, events, Fenland, Museum of Dust, St Wendreda, talks, workshops
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Sally Kindberg and Robin Hood
Sad to learn yesterday that the giant oak tree, aka the Major Oak, in Sherwood Forest has died. It was over a thousand years old, its ancient and gnarled branches supported by metal struts, but apparently the hot weather finished … Continue reading
Posted in Comic strips
Tagged childhood., comic strip, handwritten text, mystery/memoir, Nottingham, oak leaf, Robin Hood, Sherwood Forest, the Major Oak
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Angels in the Fens
After hearing a compelling podcast by Robert Macfarlane about a church full of extraordinary angels I took a couple of trains to the small town of March in Cambridgeshire. The walk from the station to the church goes through the … Continue reading
Posted in Visits, Walking
Tagged angels, Fen Causeway, March, marsh harriers, Museum of Dust, oak carving, Rollesburys, St Wendreda
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Sally Kindberg, the Sitwells, Pollocks Toy Theatres and the Ballets Russes
Renishaw Hall in Derbyshire is not far from where I grew up in Nottingham, and although born in Devon, most of my childhood was spent there, either in a decaying and freezing cold Gothic Victorian apartment or in my grandmother’s … Continue reading
Punch & Judy celebration May 2026
The first Punch and Judy show in Covent Garden was first mentioned by Samuel Pepys in 1662, but more recently Mr and Mrs Punch and family were joined by other puppets in the churchyard of St Paul’s Church. When my … Continue reading
Posted in Events
Tagged covent garden, Pollocks Toy Museum, Punch & Judy, puppets, Samuel Pepys, St Paul's Church Covent Garden
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May Day 2026 by a windmill
It should have been sunny, it was the beginning of May after all, and the windmill was elusive. Sometimes I write about my travels, years ago qualified as a City of London Guide, and love maps – I drew them … Continue reading
Posted in Visits
Tagged Brixton, Brixton windmill, folk festival, May Festival, May ritual, windmill
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The Museum of Dust travels to Doncaster
Last week it was out with bubble wrap and string again as the Museum of Dust had an exciting invitation to head for an ArtBomb event in Doncaster and needed to be carefully wrapped for its journey. An experimental festival … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Museum of Dust
Tagged ArtBomb, Doncaster, Doncaster art events, Doncaster Unitarian Church, Museum of Dust
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Sally Kindberg in Cornwall once again
Sometimes only gazing at and walking by the sea can bring a momentary respite from the news of global ghastliness. And I was almost born in the sea, after all, but in the Devon sea which lapped at the end … Continue reading
Posted in Travels, Visits, Walking
Tagged Blue Seas Hotel, coast walks, Cornwall, Gulval, Jelberts Ice Cream, Mousehole, Newlyn Gallery, pemboa flowers, Penzance, St Michaels Way
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Doctor Who and TARDIS dust
This morning I heard on the radio that two missing episodes of the BBC Doctor Who series had been discovered, and my thoughts turned to my ever growing Museum of Dust. One day a bottle full of very special dust … Continue reading
Posted in Museum of Dust
Tagged Doctor Who, handwritten labels, Museum of Dust, Tardis, Tardis dust, time travel, travelling museum
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Robots, bots and AI
It’s true I have a penchant for robots … the clockwork ones in particular, but definitely not the crawler bots who’ve been visiting my site recently. You know who you are … or possibly you don’t, although I’ve heard bot … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Events
Tagged Association of Illustrators, bots, childrens books, copyright, crawler bots, Faber Children's Books, hands off our copyright, pen and ink drawings, Pull the Plug, Robotina Finds Out, robots, Royal Literary Fund, Society of Authors, stop the slop, the Good Law Project, the People's Assembly
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