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Monthly Archives: January 2020
A medieval charnel house below the streets of Spitalfields ~ Caroline at Flickering Lamps
Reblogged from Flickering Lamps: Today, Spitalfields often feels like something of a battleground between the area’s rich and varied heritage and the seemingly unstoppable march of gentrification and redevelopment. Located on the north-eastern edge of the City of London, in … Continue reading
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Tagged archaeology, art, charnel houses Graveyards, hospitals, London., natural disasters, Spitalfields, st mary spital
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Entrance ~ The Indishe #writephoto
The dark stony cliffs were covered by a verdant expanse of foliage. The lush green sheath seems to curtail the harsh vigour emanating from rocky cliffs, soothing their angst with its tranquil fluorescence. At the base of the cliff was … Continue reading
Posted in photo prompt, Photography
Tagged Daily-prompt, jusjojan, nature, postaday, postaweek, writephoto
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Doomsday…
*** …Metallic blue piping ran at strangely oblique angles, stretching deep into the ever darkening glass cliff-face, sparkling in the sunlight when at odd times it emerged like some long forgotten swimmer up for air, jutting rudely into the open … Continue reading
Posted in albion, Books, Don and Wen, france and vincent
Tagged landscape, magic, mystery, Mythology, Photography, story, writing
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Mary Hansen at the Portal ~ Artie and Stu #writephoto
Terry O’Shea threw a potato into the old town square gong. The otherworldly metallic crash rang across Lake Winataka. Where Edmund Winataka had obtained the gong and when he put it there was long forgotten. People joked a soul possessed … Continue reading
Posted in photo prompt, Photography
Tagged bang a gong, Boudicca, cave portal, petroglyph mystery
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Herald of Spring…
The first slug of spring slithered in through the door And left me a silvery trail on the floor, A creature I’d normally count as a pest, Whether inside or out, such an unwelcome guest… * But the first slug … Continue reading
Posted in Humour, Photography, Poetry
Tagged hibernation, nature, seasons, Slugs, Spring
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Complicated ~ Deborah #midnighthaiku
Flirting with temptation a deadly habit where things and people outside oneself become lord and master Continue reading at A Wise Woman’s Journey
Peace #midnighthaiku
At peace together Pathways of the heart explored Alone and as one *
Cover Reveal for Grinders by C. S. Boyack at The Write Stuff
Reblogged from The Write Stuff: I’m happy to welcome C. S. Boyack here today with a cover reveal of his newest work, Grinders. Craig has some interesting info to share on the book, as well. This intriguing set up will … Continue reading
Entrance ~ Honoré Dupuis #writephoto
In the depth of the cave lies a long hidden secret, visible only to the initiated: to those who truly love this land, who have ploughed its fields, nurtured its trees and respected all that lives here. The secret tells … Continue reading
Meet poet and writer, Sally Cronin, and a review of her latest book at Writing to be Read
Reblogged from Writing to be Read: Today is the start of a new poetry appreciation series here on Writing to be Read where I will be introducing you to a number of wonderful poets in our blogging community, discussing well … Continue reading
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Tagged book review, interview, Life's Rich Tapestry, Poetry, Poets, Robbie Cheadle, Sally Cronin, Treasuring Poetry, Writing to be Read
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