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Tag Archives: seaside
Sally Kindberg’s notes from Cornwall
Walrus sighting reported in the nearby Scilly Isles. He apparently floated south from the Arctic on a melting iceberg.
Posted in Notebooks, Travels
Tagged Cornwall, drawing smells, drawing sounds, geothermal pool, Gulval, handwriting, map, Mounts Bay, Mousehole, Newlyn, notebook drawings, notebook pages, Penzance, Penzance Jubilee Pool, sea creatures, seaside, synaesthesia, travel notes, walrus, walrus sighting. Scilly Isles
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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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Sally Kindberg – isolation, seaside longings and playing with handwriting
Dreaming of being able to go on day trips again to the coast and walk the salt marshes, or of long but pleasurable train journeys to the south west (where I was born). Still in isolation after more than six … Continue reading
Posted in Drawings, Handwriting
Tagged Corona, handwriting, isolation, Sally Kindberg's handwriting, seaside, winsor & newton, words and paper
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Sally Kindberg’s visit to Dorset
My journey last week from London to Axminster didn’t start well. South Western Rail decided to cut the number of coaches from six to three, and these were packed. En route at Gillingham we were told to leave the train … Continue reading
Posted in Sketchbooks, Travels
Tagged blue notes, Dorset, Lyme Bay cafe, Lyme Bay restaurant, Lyme Regis, river Lim, RMT, Roman highway, Roman Road, seaside, South Western Rail, The Old Black Dog, Uplyme
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Hastings visit
A brief visit to Hastings, where I breathed sea air and called in at the Jerwood, and enjoyed walking briskly (I didn’t have a horse) past Mark Wallinger’s reference to Victorian photographer Eadweard Muybridge.
Posted in Travels
Tagged Eadweard Muybridge, Hastings, Jerwood Gallery, Mark Wallinger, seaside, Victorian photographer
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Penzance and St Ives visit
It was 32 degrees in London recently, pollution levels were high and I began to croak and wheeze. I just had to get away and breathe some sea air. That’s my excuse anyway. I checked the weather forecast, packed a … Continue reading
Posted in Drawings, Travels
Tagged Admiral Nelson, Alfred Wallis, Battle of Trafalgar, blue, Blue Seas bed and breakfast Penzance, Cornwall, Great Western Railway, Jubilee Pool, light fittings, Patrick Heron, Penzance, seaside, seaside views, seaside visits, St Ives, Tate St Ives, unicorns, Union Hotel
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Margate – Dreamland, Wall of Death and Turner’s paintbox
Visit to the seaside and Turner Contemporary to see Grayson Perry again, distracted by JMW Turner‘s paintbox crammed with everything an artist might need including a spot of morphia to treat a pesky stomach ache. As I had one at … Continue reading
Blessing of the Sea ceremony, Margate, Kent
The friendly warmth of St Michael the Archangel’s church in Margate was very welcome – a harsh winter wind was blowing outside. I’d associated Maidstone with Turner and Travey Emin and seaside walks, and didn’t know anything about the strong Greek … Continue reading
Posted in Travels
Tagged blessing of the sea 2015, celebration, ceremony, epiphany, flags, Greek orthodox church, Margate, seaside, St Michael the Archangel church
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Blue notes
My first memory of the sea was more of a sparkle than a colour. Apparently my mother swam all the year round in the benign waters of the Devon coast – our garden sloped down to one of its red … Continue reading
Posted in Drawings, Family, Travels
Tagged Alfred Wallis, aura, blue, Cornwall, Devon, Elf School, Ellidaar, elves, Evening Standard, Iceland, magic painting book, seaside, St Ives
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Duck Racing
Never completely successful at horse-racing, I decided to have a go with Ducks. As everyone knows, Lyme Regis became famous for its Duck Races after Conger Coddling (involving a frozen dead eel – don’t ask) was banned. Apparently Duck Racing, … Continue reading
Posted in Drawings, Festivals, Sketchbooks, Travels
Tagged Dorset, Lyme Regis, notebooks, seaside, travels
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