Tag Archives: climate change

Haven – Iain Kelly #writephoto

Posted on November 21, 2017 by Sue Vincent

I shall never forget the sound that first time. We sat cramped together in the dark shelter at the end of the garden, with only a flickering gas lamp providing a dull orange glow. Rufus, only a pup, huddled on … Continue reading →

#writephoto — The Flood – This, That, and The Other

Posted on November 5, 2017 by Sue Vincent

“It will never be the same,” lamented Jerry. “Even once the flood waters recede this time, this probably won’t be the last time.” “Yeah, I know,” Gary concurred. “This is the third time since 2010 that this valley has flooded, … Continue reading →

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What the Ebb? – Vivian Zems #writephoto

Posted on October 30, 2017 by Sue Vincent

Well, well…looky here! See what humans have done to this ebbing landscape It’s a tragedy that people don’t care for ebbing earth Pollution, climate change -all these are the ebbing causes of this ebbing problem Contiue reading: What the … Continue reading →

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The Tour – This, That, and The Other #writephoto

Posted on October 28, 2017 by Sue Vincent

“That’s hard to believe,” Chuck said to the tour guide after looking at the half dozen photographs of the valley taken over four decades. “That whole area down there,” she said, waving her hand across the landscape toward the valley … Continue reading →

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The Pact By Raymond Roy #writephoto

Posted on June 5, 2017 by Sue Vincent

The Pact Just as he reached up for the knocker, the door eerily swing open. Deep into the remote cottage yellow sunshine cut into the pitch black recesses. True divided lites in the aged handcrafted wood windows created a checkerboard … Continue reading →