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Sally Kindberg visits the Herne Bay Cartoon Festival
Not the usual sort of seaside souvenir but anything is possible at a Cartoonists Festival. I had last been in 2019 Cartoonists including the Surreal McCoy, Zoom Rockman, Martin Rowson and Glen Marshall gathered on the pier and did their … Continue reading
Posted in Visits
Tagged Amy Johnson, Herne Bay, Herne Bay Cartoon Festival, seaside piers, the Cartoonists Festival
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Sally Kindberg’s visit to Herne Bay Cartoon Festival
At last I got my timing right and managed to catch Herne Bay Cartoon Festival and chat to some of the many cartoonists doing their stuff on the pier, and enjoyed putting faces to names. Good to see Martin Rowson again, … Continue reading
Posted in Festivals, Travels
Tagged astronauts, cartoonists, Divers Arms, Glenn Marshall, Herne Bay, Herne Bay Cartoon Festival, Herne Bay mosaics, Herne Bay Pier, Kent, Kent museums, Kent pubs, Kent seaside, Martin Rowson, moon landing, mosaics, rob turner mosaics, Seaside Museum, Shepherd Neame, William Wood
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