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Category Archives: Walking
Sally Kindberg and forest magic
Recently, to see off a dark mood after an almost sleepless night, I walked through the woods in Hampstead Heath, heading towards Kenwood House through patches of dappled sunlight and the scent of lime blossom. I took a wrong turning … Continue reading
Posted in Walking
Tagged bookshop, elves, Hampstead heath, magic wands, travel writing, Well Walk Theatre, woodland walk
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Sally Kindberg walking in London, April 27th 2024
Walking in London, April 27th 2024
Sally Kindberg and St Ia
A while ago my interest in early Celtic saints resulted in a series of drawings. Walking in Cornwall has always been one of my joys, and the story and image of St Ia, patron saint of St Ives, gripped my … Continue reading
Posted in Drawings, Travels, Walking
Tagged Celtic saints, cliff walk, coast path, Cornwall, gorse, handwritten text, Huers' Hut, Penwith, pilgrimage, Porthmeor beach, saints, signage, signposts, St Ia, St Ives, the Scillonian
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Sally Kindberg and the Triola
A few weeks ago while looking for something else entirely I discovered my daughter’s old Triola, a musical instrument made by C.A.Seydel Sohne, a kind of melodica made for children. What a delight! To avoid annoying my upstairs neighbours, I … Continue reading
Posted in Notebooks, Travels, Walking
Tagged C.A.Seydel Sohne, Camden New Journal, Thames estuary, Triola
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Sally Kindberg in Cornwall again
With a fresh notebook, a pen or two and my walking boots I set out for Penzance, feeling my usual excitement as the train crossed over the Tamar from Devon via the Brunel Bridge. Operational since 1859, it enabled an … Continue reading
Posted in Notebooks, Travels, Walking
Tagged Agapanthus Tea room, Birnam Wood, bluebells, chance meetings, Cinderella, Godland, Gulval, Iceland, Jubilee Pool, Macbeth, Newlyn, Newmarket, Palmason, Penlee House, Penzance, Polanski, Royal Opera House film
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Sally Kindberg out and about in north London
Walking home one lunchtime I saw a small cockatoo outside enjoying the mild weather. ‘His name is Nietzsche’, his companion told me. ‘Does Nietzsche ever speak?’ I asked. His companion said no, but Nietzsche, although silent, nodded his head vigorously. … Continue reading
Posted in Walking, Writing
Tagged Amy Winehouse, Camden Town, chance meetings, cockatoo, Dublin Castle pub, film crew, film equipment, galah, Marilyn Monroe, Nietzsche
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Sally Kindberg and urban wildlife
Elegant giraffe ladies can be seen posing in a tattooist’s window in Camden Town – it doesn’t seem polite to enquire if they are the tattooists themselves. If you happen to be walking through London’s Regents Park nearby, and the … Continue reading
Posted in Walking, Writing
Tagged bactrians, Camden Town, giraffes, London wildlife, London Zoo, Regents Park, tattooist, urban wildlife
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Sally Kindberg in Cornwall (part two)
I visited Cornwall recently to collect my small travelling Museum of Dust – its next stop is to briefly join an exhibition at the Art Workers Guild, then on to Swedenborg House (where I sometimes run workshops), later this year. … Continue reading
Posted in Exhibitions, Museum of Dust, Notebooks, Travels, Walking
Tagged Art Workers Guild, coast path, Cornish ferries, Cornwall, Dr Who, exhibition, Falmouth, Falmouth ferry, Falmouth shell seats, ferry journeys. ferries, Gyllyngdune Gardens, notebook, signage, St Anthony in Roseland, Swedenborg House, Tardis, Tardis dust, Tide Times
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Sally Kindberg looks at the Thames
Last saturday night’s view of Southwark Bridge and the Shard from the end of narrow Stew Lane at low tide, mudlarks with torches searching the foreshore visible below. There would have been steps down here where you could hire a … Continue reading
Wildlife in London
Walking round London is always a delight, especially when you spot some of its wildflife … clockwork pigeons in the Museum of London shop, a flock of Elizabeth Frink sheep in Paternoster Square where real pigeons cheekily land on the … Continue reading