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Daily Archives: December 26, 2018
The Ash Chronicle ~ Blogternator #writephoto
Heraclitus of Ephesus, the well renowned pre-Socratic Greek philosopher, once famously said, “you never step into the same river twice.” Venky was wondering why the master philosopher did not include sunsets within the ambit of his thinking. No sunset was … Continue reading
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The Naming of Things ~ Bladud Fleas #writephoto
Imagine the sun rising, an bright, early dawn, in the garden at Eden. Adam rolling to his right side to lean on one elbow, the back of the hand on his other arm coming up to rub the sleepy dust … Continue reading
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Tagged #writephoto, Adam, dawn, Eden, eve, flash fiction, knowledge, language, meaning, names, nature, photo prompt, short story, sketch
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Dear Don: Romans…
Dear Don, Seems a bit daft writing when I will probably see you before you get this, but you know what my memory is like… except for ‘useless’ information. We really are going to have to go back up north… … Continue reading
Posted in albion, Ancestors, Ancient sites, Art, Books, Don and Wen, france and vincent
Tagged archaeology, landscape, magic, mystery, Mythology, Photography, psychology, story, the mysteries, The Silent Eye, writing
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Remains of the day
A big box of chocolates sits on my desk, We had eaten enough that they’d last… So on Boxing Day, in a decadent move, I could use them for breaking my fast. There’ll be turkey sandwiches, cake and mince pies … Continue reading
Notes from a Small Dog: IndieAni Bones and the Ent
Well, my two-legses got together for Solstice, which was nice. It didn’t mean presents… unless you count my share of their cheese, ham and salmon… but it did mean I got to go on an adventure with them again! They … Continue reading
Posted in albion, Ancestors, Ancient sites, archaeology, Photography
Tagged burial chamber, Enstone, folklore, legends, leys, Oxfordshire, portal dolmen, standing stones
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Returning light ~ Anita Dawes #writephoto
Returning light When the sky is painted red You know the sun is leaving Setting on your side of the world. We say goodnight, while Our neighbours greet the light Continue reading at Anita Dawes and Jaye Marie
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Tagged challenge, life as an author, Poetry, sharing interests, thoughts, writing
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Full Circle: St Michael and All Angels, Addingham
From Little Meg we had a leisurely stroll down a wooded path, to a tiny church we had glimpsed from the circle on our first visit. It had turned out to be one I had stumbled across in my research … Continue reading
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Tagged Anglo Norse Cross, carved stones, grave markers, hogback, landscape, medieval, Photography, polarity, spirituality, stained glass, symbolism, weekend workshop
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Ars Geometrica: Six… Stuart France
* …The rest of the Night and into the Dawn is something of a blur for us. One can only take in so much after all. We continued to turn the leaves of the little book… Leaf ‘Six’: Operation One: … Continue reading
Faces #midnighthaiku
*Model disclaims all responsibility for photo and current whereabouts of the remains of the turkey.
