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Daily Archives: July 28, 2018
The Master Sculptor ~ Anurag Bahkshi #writephoto
The troll king had warned me while commissioning the statue that it had to be in his exact likeness, or he would lose his head, and I, mine. Continue reading at jagahdilmein
The Waking ~ Wallie’s Wentletrap #writephoto
He woke through stillness and cold. That waking was precarious, and came and went, like a lazy tide. But at last, consciousness impressed itself on him. He opened his eyes to the world again. Eddie breathed deep. The heavy motion … Continue reading
Posted in photo prompt, Photography
Tagged adventure, fiction, grief, inspiration, Life, personal, spirituality, tragedy, writing
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Guest Writer Spot
Originally posted on estherchiltonblog:
I’d like to welcome Karen Ingalls as my Guest Writer this week. Before you read her work, you might like to know a little bit about her: Karen Ingalls is a retired RN, author of three…
Posted in Photography
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Elusive realities: M. J. Mallon ~ Strange encounters
We were chatting in the kitchen at the time. Through the window I glanced to the right and I saw a momentary striking image, an indeterminate shadow of black and white twirling, pirouetting on the spot. My eyes couldn’t keep … Continue reading
Posted in Elusive realities
Tagged Books, fantasy, meaning, perception, strange encounter
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England, St. George, and the flag ~ Ellen Hawley
Reblogged from Notes from the U.K.: The mayor of Genoa wrote to the queen recently, demanding the back rent on England’s flag, the St. George cross. I’ll come back to that, but first let’s talk about the flag itself. It’s … Continue reading
A Thousand Miles of History XII: Hirvedh Treguhyon
We left the Merry Maidens, still buzzing with the magic of the stone circle in the mist. Distracted by the profusion of wildflowers in the hedgerows, we might have driven blithely by, but… “Whoa…” “What’s that…” we said in unison … Continue reading
Posted in albion, ancient mound, Ancient sites, Books, Don and Wen, History, Photography
Tagged Ancestors, beliefs, Cornwall, death, nature, reverence, tomb, Tregyffan
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More sea mist… Stuart France
* After our pre-historic village and our cause-wayed isle, we return to Lands End, ostensibly, to at least, again, consider ‘doing-the-touristy-thing’… Only to find that our dragon has been dining out on pea soup and that the parking charge would … Continue reading
Posted in albion, Ancient sites, Art, Books
Tagged Don and Wen, landscape, magic, mystery, Old Cornwall, Photography, psychology, story, Stuart France and Sue Vincent, The Silent Eye
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