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Daily Archives: August 3, 2017
Stone walls still stand… – writing in north norfolk #writephoto
along the lane, overhung with lemon leaves, lazily swung like rope across the landscape. At their rugged, naked feet, mud is sun–baked and crumbling, draped with dried-up weeds and grass, where humans rarely pass, only rain, wind and mice that … Continue reading
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Tagged stone, Sue Vincent's Daily Echo, Thursday Photo Prompt, Walls, watchers
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Gypsy
The winds of change blow Refusal or denial Sees no horizon Field scabious…it is not a great name and harks back to the time when the plant was used to treat scabies and the bubonic plague… a tragic history for … Continue reading
Introducing David Greenaway – Town Crier of Glastonbury
We spent May Day weekend in Glastonbury this year with Alienora and our friends… and one of the people unmistakably at the centre of the festivities was David Greenaway, the Town Crier. The traditional Town Crier is an iconic figure. … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Glastonbury, History
Tagged Avalon, living history, Man, news, proclamation, Town crier, wife selling
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Watchers – #writephoto (Towards the Light) by Trent P. McDonald
Note – this is part five of the story, Towards the Light. Click here for previous. Go to the Table of Contents. Or start at the beginning: (click here for part 1 – The Tunnel) The windmill creaked and groaned … Continue reading
Posted in photo prompt, Photography
Tagged fantasy, serialized book, serialized story, towards the light, Urban Fantasy
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Endeavour and the Lighthouse (4-End) – Steve Tanham
There are two schools of thought on what to wear on a cycling summer day in which there is the possibility of a downpour, far from home… The first (Plan A) says you should put up with the weight and … Continue reading
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Tagged Anna McLean’s cross, Balemartine Cafe, Iona, Soroby graveyard, St Columba, Tiree
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Thursday photo prompt – Watchers #writephoto
Originally posted on pensitivity101:
Here is this week’s Writephoto challenge. Thanks Sue. https://wordpress.com/read/feeds/3193846/posts/1547580231 You think you are alone, But our eyes are watchful From our vantage point on high. We remain still, Hidden by the leafy foliage, You may…
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Thursday photo prompt – Watchers #writephoto
Every Thursday at noon GMT, I publish one of my photos as a writing prompt. Throughout the week I will feature a number of the responses here on the Daily Echo as space allows. Every week, a full round-up of … Continue reading
Posted in photo prompt, Photography, Poetry
Tagged fantasy, fiction, flash fiction, humour, imagination, mystery, short story, symbolism, writing challenge, writing prompt
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Photo prompt round-up – Sails #writephoto
The photo for this week’s prompt was taken in the Buckinghamshire village of Brill, one late spring evening, just as the sun set. I came across the image as I begin to go through all the files and photos now … Continue reading
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Tagged fantasy, fiction, flash fiction, humour, imagination, mystery, short story, symbolism, writing challenge, writing prompt
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Tell-Tale Signs IV… Stuart France
* One of Ireland’s, ‘Three Great Tales of Sorrow’ which all deal with the lives and tragic deaths of offspring, this one, the second in the series, is the most poignant perhaps as, ostensibly, the offspring are still children. Whilst … Continue reading
Posted in albion, Art, Books
Tagged celtic, Don and Wen, esoteric, Fairy Tale, Folk Tale, interpretation, magic, meaning, mystery, Mythology, psychology, stor, Stuart France and Sue Vincent, The Silent Eye
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Open #midnighthaiku
Writing this, I came up against one of those thorny questions in language; how may syllables in ‘hours’? It is not the only word to be so confusing, nor is there any definitive help in the dictionaries. Opinions vary, so … Continue reading