High on a heather-covered hilltop, we were looking for a stone circle. Instead, we found what looked very like a weathered burial mound… not altogether unexpected in an area where ancient stones and circles abound. What was unusual was the tunnel into the mound beneath a stone lintel.
Being the one with the camera, it was me who went head first underground, into what appeared to be an alien landscape of luminous lichens and glowing filaments, where the tunnel stretched back into the darkness, far beyond my sight…
… but which gave me a shot that I think might make a good photo prompt 🙂
So, in 100 words or less… where does the tunnel lead your imagination?
Create a post on your own blog… poetry, prose, humour… by Wednesday 16th March and link back to this post with a pingback. Some posts will feature on the blog during the week and all posts will be included in a round up on Thursday.
Feel free to use the photo in your post if you wish.
Sue Vincent's Daily Echo 
These photos are great Sue. I love the colours of the first one, the strangeness of the second, and the mystery of the third one. 🙂
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It’s a gorgeous place. Still can’t grasp what possessed me to go dangling in tunnels though… 😉
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Me neither!! You are a braver woman than I! 🙂
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or dafter 😉
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HaHA! Well….. 🙂
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😀
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Flipping heck, you’re brave! Good photo prompt.
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Or just curious 🙂
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How strange…cant think what it could be..
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Maybe Alice would know? 😉
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I’ll ask the White Rabbit 😉
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I’m sure he’ll know 😉
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Reblogged this on Kate McClelland and commented:
The heather is so beautiful
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Oh my goodness, Sue, you are brave! Now I’m thinking about where the tunnel goes…
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There was a moment under there when so was I 😉
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😀 I bet!
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As you know I love these places and your photographs are a very good replacement for actually being there. Can’t beat a walk through the moors in cold weather followed by a decent cup of tea back at your lodgings. Oh well, and its back to real life for me 😦
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I’ll say hello to the moors for you next week, Peter 😉
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Render unto Caesar
‘Where are we Arthur?’
‘No idea Ford. Looks like a tunnel. Sort of curved and hairy. And… Yuk!’
‘What is it?’
‘The walls are sticky.’
‘Toffee?’
‘Smells bloody odd. I’ll taste it…’
‘Wait! It might be poisonous. Where are we?’
‘What did you say, just before you sat on the Infinite Improbability Drive?’
‘I’ll give Zaphod an earful alright.’
‘And he’d said…’
‘Come, plebs lend me your ears, or some such.’
‘You don’t think?’
‘Yuk. It tastes of wax.’
‘Look down there. The guy with the toga and knife. He’s going to stab someone.’
‘Watch out. Finger incoming…’
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LOL… you know what I’ll be listening to on my way north now 🙂
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Ooh intriguing. You really are brave as others have said, Sue! A distant relative to Alice yourself maybe? Lol. Great prompt again. KL ❤
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Hi Sue, this week’s offering is here: https://new2writing.wordpress.com/2016/03/13/going-deeper-underground/ Thanks again for hosting this fun event. Can’t wait to read this weeks entries. KL ❤
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There haven’t been many this week… but that may be due to the WP faffing this week…
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Always a pleasure, Sue. You have a great way of encouraging creative sparks :). I did notice pingbacks don’t seem to be working so I wonder if the wordpress elves have been tinkering once again… KL ❤
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I think they have… and I am not a happy hobbit.
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More of a Baggins 😉
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Sorry I took my time this week,but here is my little offering!
https://butismileanyway.wordpress.com/2016/03/13/a-whole-other-world/
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Thanks, Ritu 🙂 I was beginning to wonder if the Great Disappearing Pingback Phenomenon had eaten the lot 😉
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I was just snowed under!!!
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I know that feeling 🙂
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I’m counting the days til the Easter holidays now. . 9 working days!!!
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I have my sights set on the end of April… between the workshop and a potential house move, I have a busy few weeks ahead 🙂
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Good luck with that! !!!!!! 😊
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Thank you…I may need it 🙂
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I loved the photos and just had to write a short story to go with it. Thank you Sue for such a fun challenge. Here is my story http://dadojodest.com/2016/03/14/home/
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Thank you so much for joining in, Donna 🙂
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Kinda creepy!
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It was a strange moment 😉
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Another week gone, here’s my post for your Underground Photo Prompt. http://ramblingsofawriter2016.com/2016/03/15/light-in-the-tunnel/
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Thank you so much, Elsie 🙂
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Thank you for joining in, Jane 🙂
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I’m so glad I found your blog, and this post. I couldn’t resist joining the challenge…
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I’m glad you did too, Jane 🙂
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I have to say, apropos of nothing; I love the colour of your hair.
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So did I *sighs*… I should probably dye it again, but having grown it, the orange may be too much 🙂
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I hennaed my (long) hair when my redheaded daughter first started school – it was an act of solidarity more than anything else. I loved it, but a few gingerphobics were decidedly unimpressed.
Keep your hair that colour – the gingers are going to take over the world, and anyone without the mark upon them will have their heads shaved every Tuesday at 4pm.
I don’t know what’s got into me today. I fear I may be creating a bad impression…
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You fit right in over here 🙂
I’ve dyed it every shade of vivid the past few years… just for fun. I am contemplating the new spring pastels…. or I may go Madam Mim. Or then again… I may be totally outrageous and keep it its natural colour 😉
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I used to have a shop, and one of the things I sold was Directions hair colour, in lovely rainbow shades. Some of my favorite customers were the ones who bought that dye…
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I’m tempted… very tempted… 😉
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