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Category Archives: Travels
Walking in London again
A treat today when I revisited Pollocks Toy Museum in Fitzrovia, one of my favourite museums. Afterwards I walked to Bloomsbury, calling at Arthur Beale‘s shop in Seven Dials. Beale‘s, supplier of ropes and all things nautical, is due to … Continue reading
Sally Kindberg goes exploring (kind of)
The other night I was so restless I went for a night walk, and realised I hadn’t been out during the night for ages. Earlier I’d watched a TV programme about Norwegian explorer Nansen trying to get to the North … Continue reading
Posted in Handwriting, Notebooks, Travels
Tagged clay pipe, handwriting, map, moon, mudlarking, nightwalk, notebook, Thames
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Sally Kindberg on the Thames foreshore
Yesterday, March 3rd, would have been my youngest sister’s birthday. I waited for the Thames to float this paper boat, a sort of ritual to celebrate my sister’s memory. Yellow seemed a good colour to represent a kind, mischievous, generous … Continue reading
Posted in Travels
Tagged Egyptian geese, geese, mudlark, paper boat, river Thames, Thames, Thames foreshore
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Sally Kindberg gets nostalgic about travel
About twenty years ago I was commissioned by Discovery, Cathay Pacific’s inflight magazine to illustrate a journey round the Isle of Man, travelling with writer Ron McMillan who drove the car. I was supposedly the navigator of our trip, following the … Continue reading
Posted in Handwriting, Travels
Tagged handwriting, illustrated map, Isle of Man, map, maps, picture maps, post a kipper, Ron McMillan, travel writing, TT circuit
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Sally Kindberg’s travel features, and getting nostalgic
Whilst trying to clear some space in my tiny flat I decided to sort through photos taken during my travel writing days – writing features for the Independent, London’s Evening Standard and others. I’ve never felt so restless as I … Continue reading
Sally Kindberg’s Photographs of Steam
Twenty years ago I was commissioned by London’s Evening Standard newspaper to go to Elf School in Iceland. Recently I found a box of photographs taken at the time. Disappointingly I couldn’t find any of elves, but many, many images … Continue reading
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Sally Kindberg escapes to the seaside
There have been builders in the upstairs flat for the last three months, and they’re still there. Every so often I’ve managed to escape dust clouds and noise to go to the seaside for a couple of days, and the … Continue reading
Posted in Sketchbooks, Travels
Tagged Blackout shop, Brighton, Dungeness, Folkestone, handwriting, Hercules, Hythe, Kent, Mark Dion's seagull, newt, notebook, notebook diary, notebook drawings, photographer mick williamson, Romney Hythe and Dymchurch Railway, Romney Marsh, Sandgate, seagull, seaside, small railway engine, St Eanswythe, visual diary
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