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Category Archives: Travellers
Travellers – Citi 1 Bus
Distractions for travellers. Who’s paying attention to what? Who’s engaged with the world around them? Where’s my stop?
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Take a Seat – Take a Moment 22
‘Women reading in art refers to any artistic work representing or portraying one or more women in the act of reading. This subject matter is quite common, with images appearing as early as the 14th century.[1] Viewers are often exposed … Continue reading
U3AC Photo Forum 2018-19 19: Song Titles
The last session of term was a collation of members’ work based on song titles. The minimal rules set by Tim were: images can be newly taken or from personal archives; the title can be any type of song – … Continue reading
Banking
I went to an informal coffee and cake morning today at which Philip Augar spoke about ‘Writing for a Living – Financial Times and Others’. An ex-banker himself, he was among the first to note in the mid-2000s the pickle … Continue reading
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Travel Bags
I’m sure there is a thesis to be written on what our travel bags say about us. Travelling writers would provide good case studies. Patrick Leigh Fermor, about to set out on his trudge across Europe in 1933, stopped off … Continue reading
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U3AC Photo Forum 11 – Street Photography
‘Street photography: observing or connecting?’ was the question Jane Lynas and I posed to the U3AC Photography Forum yesterday. Our starting points were that street photography: pictures people and everyday life in public spaces; relies on serendipity and ambiguity; explores … Continue reading
Metro
Anyone living through the Cold War will probably remember Nikita Khrushchev as the excitable and pugnacious Soviet leader with a penchant for phases like, ‘We will bury you!’ It therefore came as a surprise to discover recently that he was … Continue reading
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Private World
One of the pleasures of travelling by train is to imagine the lives of others from overheard conversations, the books and papers they read, the files they riffle through. Life stories can be built up from the little they reveal. … Continue reading
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Travel time
Train journeys once inspired ‘Adelstrop’, ‘The Night Mail’ and ‘The Whitsun Weddings’. Photo: 10.47 Cambridge – London 2nd June 2015 Photo: 14.14 London – Cambridge 2nd June 2015
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Tottenham Hale
The loneliness of waiting for a train. Photo: Tottenham Hale Station, London, July 2014
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Urban Art
Make-up as urban art. Photo: Oxford Circus, London Underground, February 2014
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Reverie
Cambridge to London: sleep, or musical reverie, descends minutes into the journey. Photo: 09.20 Cambridge to King’s Cross, October 2012
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8.15am
Sleep, reverie and concentration. Photo: Cambridge – King’s Cross, September 2012
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Noon Train
12.00 Cambridge to Birmingham New Street. Ely stop. Cat and coffee essentail traveling companions. Photo: Ely, August 2012
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