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Originally posted on Jane Dougherty Writes:
Inspired by Sue Vincent’s Thursday photo prompt. For centuries it had been home. Built by some lordling, little more than a gentleman farmer, who lived surrounded by his fields and his folk in a…

Originally posted on Author Sharmishtha Basu's Little World:
Softly the light of moon caresses his bricks and whispers who says you are broken? the monsoon wind laden with invisible droplets soothe his parched body and ask, who said you…

Originally posted on Jack Lockwood Diaries:
A friend of mine called Tony Bradley, told me an interesting story about an experience he had a few years ago. In Tony’s words: Bert Baverstock tossed the skull up into the air and…

Originally posted on Helen Glynn Jones:
Hello, everyone! Hope you all had a nice weekend 🙂 I’ve been away since Friday with little to no wi-fi coverage, so I’m a bit behind on blog posts and comments – sorry! There…

Originally posted on Morpethroad:
Granny’s arm slipped into mine as we neared the old ruin. Every time I visited she insisted we go for a walk and every time we came down near the old ruin. We did I learned…

Originally posted on rivrvlogr:
Come to me, my late life. You have stood there on the horizon, beckoning me to last that long, while life itself has thrown obstacles in my path. But I have persevered. I have arrived at…

Originally posted on Sun in Gemini:
The Storm Horse Storm clouds gathering Rest easy, gentle grazing horse We do not come for you… ©Copyright Stephen Tanham, 2016

Originally posted on writing in north norfolk:
This broken building of flint and stone Was once a sturdy keep; Now the hill on which it stands is overgrown And grazed by sheep. No coat of arms to greet a visitor,…

Originally posted on vanbytheriver:
Stone, brick, concrete Elements durable Forged sturdy Crumbling still Patterns repeated Exposing a foundation Of questionable strength. https://scvincent.com/2016/09/08/thursday-photo-prompt-broken-writephoto/ Comments Closed. Stepping away for a few days. See you next week. Van