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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
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
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Tagged Egyptian geese, geese, mudlark, paper boat, river Thames, Thames, Thames foreshore
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