The Indexed Logbook

This is the one you'll still be opening in twenty years.

Some things are worth writing down simply because you know you'll want to remember them. The place you found it. The day you were there. The trip you nearly didn't take. The little stretch of coastline you keep returning to. The things you saw, caught, collected or discovered along the way.

And not everything worth keeping is a fact.

A ticket from a trip. A photograph. A pressed leaf. A shell card. A scribbled note. A little piece of paper you picked up because it reminded you of somewhere. The Indexed Logbook gives you somewhere to keep those things alongside the words and memories that go with them.

With 174 numbered and indexed pages, every entry becomes part of a running record you can come back to years later. The index means you don't have to remember exactly when something happened to find it again. You can look up the place, the trip, the person, the catch, the discovery or the little story you know you wrote down somewhere.

The dot grid gives you enough structure to write neatly while leaving plenty of room for photographs, sketches, maps, lists, notes and bits of ephemera. There are two ribbon bookmarks because some books deserve to be well used, and even better, well worn.

It's for the person whose life doesn't fit neatly into one category. The fisher who keeps a journal. The traveller who collects tickets and maps. The fossicker who wants to remember where the good finds were. The person who fills their shelves with photographs, shells and little pieces of places they've been.

You can use it as an outdoor log, a travel journal, a personal journal, a collection book or a record of whatever you're paying attention to right now.

Made for the person who...

• Wants one book for the places, trips, seasons and discoveries that matter
• Keeps a journal and likes having a proper record to look back through
• Loves junk journalling, collecting ephemera and making pages from the things they've gathered
• Logs dives, fishing trips, travels, catches, conditions and remarkable finds
• Keeps tickets, photographs, postcards, shell cards, notes and other little pieces of memory
• Has favourite places scattered across a whole region and wants to find them again
• Is documenting a big adventure, a particular place or simply a life spent paying attention
• Wants to create something personal enough to become a keepsake
• Likes the idea of leaving behind a record that someone else might one day open

One book. One running record. A life of things worth remembering, kept in one place.

For the journaler, the collector, the traveller, the memory-keeper and the person who knows they'll want to remember.