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Monthly Archives: May 2013
Rochester Dickens Festival
First had a stall at the Dickens Festival about 20 years ago when I used to help run a local branch of the charity CLIC, now CLIC Sargent. I did that for several years and now I’m back with my … Continue reading
Posted in Castles, Events Posters, Towns
Tagged Charles Dickens, CLIC Sargent, Dickens Festival, Rochester
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Poster Design for the Whitstable RNLI 50th Celebrations.
I heard about the RNLI in Whitstable celebrating their 50th when someone from the lifeboat crew mentioned it on Twitter. They liked the idea when I mentioned that I would draw a picture for them to use for advertising the … Continue reading
Posted in Beach, Events Posters, Towns
Tagged Lifeboat (rescue), RNLI, Royal National Lifeboat Institution, Whitstable
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Hot off the Press! St. Margaret’s Bay near Dover, or is it near Deal?
There are many loverly bays to explore around the Kent coast, Joss Bay and St. Margaret’s Bay being just two of them. Descending the winding road into St Margaret’s you find that your phone suddenly says “welcome to France” as … Continue reading
Posted in Beach
Tagged Broadstairs, Dover, Joss Bay, St Margaret's Bay, White Cliffs of Dover
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Meeting People in Canterbury
It wasn’t the best Saturday on the stall in Canterbury I have ever had but the sun did stay out for most of the day. I love meeting new people but it seemed that every one had things to do … Continue reading
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Whitefriars Square, Canterbury
The weather is getting better so we are now having our stall again in Whitefriars Square, Canterbury on most Saturdays. We met a lot of interesting people last year and our pictures were taken, and sent, all around the world. … Continue reading
Leeds Castle “The Loveliest Castle in the World”
Leeds Castle is set in 500 acres of beautiful parkland and sits in the heart of Kent. The Castle and gardens make for a great day out and throughout the year there is a wide programme of events to be enjoyed by all … Continue reading
London on the Brain! Third London Blog.
On a warm day walking along the Southbank you can enjoy a whole host of entertainers from mime artist to dance troops. For a few pounds donated to the artists of your choice you can see performers, sometimes, as good … Continue reading
Posted in Towns, Transport
Tagged Arts and Entertainment, Performing arts, Skyline, Southbank, St Paul's Cathedral, Tower Bridge
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A second visit to London
When visiting London it’s not long before you see a Red Bus and a Black Cab and if moving around the city it’s not long before you use one or other. You might see some similarity in the background of … Continue reading
Posted in Towns, Transport
Tagged Black Cab, London, Red Bus, Route Master, Taxi, Transport
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Beach Huts in Whitstable
If you have the money you can buy a beach hut but you might be paying for the location and not the fabric. There are several sets of huts along the Whitstable coast all of them different in shape and … Continue reading
