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By the Thames
Yesterday at Blackfriars in the drizzle I was vaguely looking for treasure. Three canoeists arrived from Putney, taking a break on the foreshore before continuing their journey downriver. Two were disabled – one was blind. I’m happier on the water … Continue reading
Posted in Travels
Tagged Blackfriars, canoeists, forehore, looking for treasure, river Thames, St Paul's Cathedral
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Sally Kindberg’s Museum of Dust – dust from the Treacle Well steps
It was the Dormouse who mentioned the treacle well. Before he fell asleep again and was put back in the teapot. The absurdist story of the treacle well occurs in Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland; there actually is a treacle well, … 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
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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