Camden Highline totebags and postcards

Published on 1st February 2021 by ianVisits in Architecture

The Camden Highline project, which is attempting to turn a length of disused railway into an elevated park has launched a fundraiser, offering limited edition goodies.

For a £30 donation, they have a pack of six postcards, each showing one of the proposed designs for the Highline.

For an £80 donation, one of those curiously fashionable canvas sacks with handles — aka, a totebag, plus the postcards.

The donations, plus GiftAid if you are employed, will go towards the cost of the Camden Highline project.

Details here.

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2 Comments on “Camden Highline totebags and postcards”

  1. Thanks Ian, as usual. I donated via Camden Highline’s for their bag and cards, and mentioned your site as where I’d learned the details.

    For my next trick, it’s high time I helped keep your site in business.