The Estorick Limetree. Canonbury, 15 9 18The river dreams of winter 18 11 18Listening, talking. Friday 9 11 19
On my mind this evening-Commodore Anson off Cape Horn. Three months of1740 . 3-11-18On my mind this evening-Commodore Anson off Cape Horn. Three months of1740 . 3-11-18LNER York-London Kings Cross. Cloudburst Sunburst. 31 10 18On my mind this evening-Commodore Anson off Cape Horn. Three months of1740 . 3-11-18On my mind this evening-Commodore Anson off Cape Horn. Three months of1740 . 3-11-18On my mind this evening-Commodore Anson off Cape Horn. Three months of1740 . 3-11-18Low tide. Jacob’s Island 28 10 18330pm. NNE from Herne Bay. Ship starting engines, hull down. Contrails for Peter Lanyon. A word about painting/drawing and walking. Whilst I carry a sketch book when I walk, the majority of notes that I take are in incomprehensible shorthand. The images that strike me have nothing to do with the photographs that I take. As I walked down the cliff to the front at Herne Bay, the light was darkening from by left (the South), whilst the sky to the north was still light. For about 15 minutes, the horizon the the north was smudged with a filthy stack of smoke, which seem to be from a vessel hull down (more than 7/8 miles away, seen from sea level). The image crystallized this evening, and the ever-present jet trails over the Thames estuary nudged me towards Peter Lanyon’s work. A hero of mine. 27 10 18Thursday night by the river: slow fires of autumn 25 10 18Sudden autumn. Back home to the river and light rain October 17thSadko sings. Hermitage Wharf 20 10 18Wapping reach. Passing launch, tide on the ebb. 130pm October 16th… in the water 15 10 18Study-East from Wapping to Rotherhithe. High Tide, 6pm. 10 10 18Morning by our river. 6 10 18Faces. DMU Leicester 21 9 18Conversation DMU Leicester 21 9 18hilterns (hill’s and hedgerows) flashing past from the old Grand Central Line 16 9 18 (8 am)
