Tag Archives: underground

Earthward ~ Jane Dougherty #writephoto

Posted on September 6, 2019 by Sue Vincent

Not a story to accompany Sue’s photo, just idle thoughts. When down is the only way open, you follow the drifting leaves, down and down steps slippery with rain and fallen leaves, until the earth closes above your head, and … Continue reading →

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Where were we? The Hellfire Caves…

Posted on May 20, 2016 by Sue Vincent

We headed down to the entrance to the caves… my friend had long wanted to see them and s we were here…and it was raining… it semed perfect timing. Granted, I should have remembered that the path into the bowels … Continue reading →

Posted in earth, Photography, travel, underhill | Tagged Benjamin Franklin, Dashwood, ecret society, Hellfire Caves, Hellfire Club, mystery, underground | 5 Comments

All but his heart… from Jane Paterson Basil

Posted on March 16, 2016 by Sue Vincent

From Jane Paterson Basil at Making it Write in response to the photo prompt… When they first began to appear we thought they were ordinary animal dens. But soon people noticed there were knots of them in all the affected … Continue reading →

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Darkness is woven from light by Steve Tanham

Posted on March 14, 2016 by Sue Vincent

From Steve Tanham in response to the Photo Prompt. “It’s not complex, it’s just dense!” “Dense?” “Yes, dense, like ‘buried’ – way underground, but very much a part of everything!” “How’s that?” “Think of roots – can you see them?” … Continue reading →