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Sarah Gillespie

  • Lecturer, City of Glasgow College
Glasgow
As seen in: MSN Singapore, MSN UK, Yahoo Life, The Independent (UK), The Telegraph, Wiley Online Library, Yahoo Canada, Yahoo News New Zealand, Aol, National Geographic Traveler and
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Caught by the River

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By Sarah Gillespie
| Caught by the River
Antler Moth © Sarah Gillespie Opening this weekend at Kestle Barton, Helston, Cornwall, Birded and Eyed is the second solo exhibition by Sarah Gillespie, bringing together new works in mezzotint and drawing. The exhibition takes its title from a line by the American poet Jane Hirshfield, reflecting Gillespie’s ongoing attention to the animate, watchful presence of the natural world.
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Göta kanál na kole: 190 kilometrů švédské přírody a jezer zvládnete pohodlně za víkend

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By Sarah Gillespie
| nationalgeographic.cz
Göta kanál se táhne jižním Švédskem od Memu na pobřeží Baltského moře až po Sjötorp na jezeře Vänern a vypadá jako z dětské kresby: rezavě červené kavárny, zelené louky a modré nebe zrcadlící se v klidné hladině. Obraz dokreslují bílé výletní lodě střední velikosti, některé starší než sto let. Kdysi to byla hlavní dopravní tepna regionu. Kanál dlouhý 190 kilometrů s padesáti mosty a 58 zdymadly vyrostl na počátku 19. století jako nákladní trasa. Pak přišla železnice – a kanál se proměnil.
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Why you should explore Göta Canal, Sweden's longest canal by bike

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By Sarah Gillespie
| Aol Verified
This article was produced by National Geographic Traveller (UK). Running through southern Sweden between Mem on the Baltic coast and Sjötorp on Lake Vänern, the Göta Canal is the stuff of childhood drawings: rust-red cafes, green meadows and blue skies reflected in mirror water. Completing the picture are white, mid-sized cruise ships, some of which are over 100 years old. Historically, these were the most popular form of transport here.
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