The old mill stands still, in the frozen landscape; there, they worked, had fun, sometime loved. Now, there is only emptiness, silent stones, pale ghosts recounting long forgotten stories. All round lived once a multitude, poor but hopeful. Children were born, iron was cast, dreams were woven. Why they all left, what was their fate, did they lose faith? We dare not ask the ravens, and shall never know.
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Sue Vincent is a Yorkshire-born writer and one of the Directors of
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What an eerie photo! Love it 🙂
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Thanks, Esther 🙂
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