#WRITEPHOTO – Door by pensitivity101

A sweet entry by pensitivity101

Agnes was fascinated by the door in the wall.
Whenever she asked where it led, she never got a direct answer until her aunt came to stay.
‘Ah,’ she said that sunny afternoon.
‘The door goes to wherever you want. It can be a garden, a castle, an island, a forest, anywhere that takes your fancy. You just have to believe.’
Agnes pondered over that for the next hour, and as her aunt sat comfortably in the gazebo with her afternoon tea laced with scotch (that no-one was supposed to know about), she decided to try it out.
Dressed in sensible shoes and a light coat, Agnes walked down the steps and was just about to try the latch when the head gardener bellowed across the lawn
‘Where do you think you’re going, young lady?’

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See more at:

https://pensitivity101.wordpress.com/2022/05/05/the-door-to-wherever/

For visually challenged writers, the image shows a grey wooden traditional door set amongst some stone walls.

Thank you so much for taking part in the #Writephoto prompt

#WRITEPHOTO – Door

Much Love
KL

#WRITEPHOTO – Door by Tessa Dean

An intriguing entry by Tessa Dean – what’s behind the door?

Walking along the outer stone wall we wondered what was behind it. The wall was too tall to see over and so we kept on walking along the outside and eventually, we came to a very small door. My husband Troy and I wondered what was behind the wall, but the little door was too small for us to go through. We wondered if it would even open. Troy played with the door latch and finally got it open, but we still couldn’t see what was inside as there was a wall a couple of feet inside the door and it blocked our vision.

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See more at:

https://tessadeanauthor.com/2022/05/05/writephoto-door/

For visually challenged writers, the image shows a grey wooden traditional door set amongst some stone walls.

Thank you so much for taking part in the #Writephoto prompt

#WRITEPHOTO – Door

Much Love
KL

#WRITEPHOTO – Door by inkdrops

Fast of the mark this week was this great entry by inkdrops:

The humble door…
protector against the winds and rain
coming into the house
constructed from parts of a sturdy noble tree
and secured with locks and bolts

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See more at:

https://inkdrops.blog/2022/05/05/door/

For visually challenged writers, the image shows a grey wooden traditional door set amongst some stone walls.

Thank you so much for taking part in the #Writephoto prompt

#WRITEPHOTO – Door

Much Love
KL

#WRITEPHOTO – Door

Afternoon Everyone,

Welcome to the weekly #writephoto prompt!

If opportunity doesn’t knock build a door.
– Milton Berle

Does this wooden door hold an opportunity?

For visually challenged writers, the image shows a grey wooden traditional door set amongst some stone walls.

The regulars already know this bit, but for those that don’t:

Each Thursday at Noon GMT I will post the #writephoto prompt
Use the image and prompt as inspiration to create a post on your own blog… poetry, prose, humour… light or dark, whatever you choose, as long as it is fairly family-friendly.
Please have your entries linked back to the original prompt post by the following Tuesday at Noon GMT.
Link back to this post with a pingback (Hugh has an excellent tutorial here) and/or leave a link in the comments below, to be included in the round-up.
Please click their links to visit the blogs of other contributors and take time to read and comment on their work.
Use the #writephoto hashtag in your title so your posts can be found.
There is no word limit and no style requirements, except that your post must take inspiration from the image and/or the prompt word given in the title of this post.
Feel free to use #writephoto logo or include the prompt photo in your post if you wish, or you may replace it with one of your own to illustrate your work.

By participating in the #writephoto challenge, please be aware that your post may be featured as a reblog on this blog and I will link to your post for the round-up each week.

If you need some more inspiration or fancy a bit of light reading, check out last weeks round-up.

I can’t wait to read your creations.

Take Care.

KL ❤

#Writephoto Round-Up – DEN

Places of childhood dreams
A palace full of wonder
Made from leaves and branches
A place to hide under

My cousins, siblings and I were always building dens when we were younger, mostly inside ones (are they dens or blanket forts? I’m sure we called them dens back then). It is amazing how many fun hours we would spend with our creation.

I’m sorry to say I’ve not caught up on all the entries this week, but I will be doing so this afternoon with a cuppa tea and a nice biccy. Here is the list below (if I have missed anyone, please let me know).

Entries:

I hope you’ll join me for another #writephoto challenge published today at 12 o’clock GMT.

Thank you all again for taking part in #writephoto – Den

With special thanks to Sue who originally made the #writephoto challenge so meaningful for all of us and gave me her blessing to continue it.

Take Care
KL ❤

#WRITEPHOTO – Den

Afternoon Everyone,

Welcome to the weekly #writephoto prompt!

Can you build a den?

Towering high

Keeping watch

On the passers-by?

For visually challenged writers, the image shows a sign in the foreground with the words ‘Den Building’ on it. In the background is a den made of leaves and branches.

The regulars already know this bit, but for those that don’t:

Each Thursday at Noon GMT I will post the #writephoto prompt
Use the image and prompt as inspiration to create a post on your own blog… poetry, prose, humour… light or dark, whatever you choose, as long as it is fairly family-friendly.
Please have your entries linked back to the original prompt post by the following Tuesday at Noon GMT.
Link back to this post with a pingback (Hugh has an excellent tutorial here) and/or leave a link in the comments below, to be included in the round-up.
Please click their links to visit the blogs of other contributors and take time to read and comment on their work.
Use the #writephoto hashtag in your title so your posts can be found.
There is no word limit and no style requirements, except that your post must take inspiration from the image and/or the prompt word given in the title of this post.
Feel free to use #writephoto logo or include the prompt photo in your post if you wish, or you may replace it with one of your own to illustrate your work.

By participating in the #writephoto challenge, please be aware that your post may be featured as a reblog on this blog and I will link to your post for the round-up each week.

If you need some more inspiration or fancy a bit of light reading, check out last weeks round-up.

I can’t wait to read your creations.

Take Care.

KL ❤

#Writephoto Round-Up – Lamppost

Agreeing to meet in the dark was a mistake. Meeting under the lamppost had sounded safe, however, in reality, that meant she was standing in the light surrounded by shadows. The leaves on the trees and bushes rustled menacingly. Every animal call made her jump. Why did she always have to show up early? She checked the time, still a few more minutes. What if he was late? Maybe she should just go, maybe this was a bad idea. As she deliberated, a shadow approach. As he stepped out into the light, she knew he was worth the wait.

I would be amazed if anyone knew where this photo was taken. On a visit to Pickering Castle in Yorkshire, we passed by a small sign for a Grade 2 listed building and garden. We decided to explore.

The Friend’s Meeting House is a small stone building, set back from the road and not obvious to passersby. It dates from 1793. It is surrounded by a beautiful secret garden with a turf maze.

The grounds are open until dusk and visitors are welcome to sit on the seats and enjoy the peace, only disturbed by the occasional whistle from the steam railway below.

The place is a spot of tranquillity and I would recommend anyone passing to seek it out.

I hope you enjoyed my 99-word short story. I’ve had so many wonderful responses and enjoyed each and every one. I have tried to reblog a few since the post went out so hopefully, you will have seen some of them trickling through, but here is the list below (if I have missed anyone, please let me know). It makes for fantastic reading.

Entries:

I hope you’ll join me for another #writephoto challenge, this week’s is:

#WRITEPHOTO – Den

Thank you all again for taking part in #writephoto – Lamppost

With special thanks to Sue who originally made the #writephoto challenge so meaningful for all of us and gave me her blessing to continue it.

Take Care
KL ❤

#WRITEPHOTO – Lamppost by Tessa Dean – Author

Foul play in action, captured by Tessa Dean – Author:

Cathie watched in shock as her sister, Anjolie, and Mark, the man who was supposed to be her fiance, stopped at the opening in the walkway next to the lamp post and shared a passionate kiss. Anjolie pushed him away but didn’t stop him when he went to kiss her again.

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See more at:

https://tessadeanauthor.com/2022/04/21/writephoto-lamppost/

For visually challenged writers, the image shows a black traditional style lamppost set beside a stone pathway in amongst some hedging.

Thank you so much for taking part in the #Writephoto prompt – Lamppost

#WRITEPHOTO – Lamppost

Much Love
KL

#WRITEPHOTO – Lamppost by Marla’s World

A perfect day by Marla’s World:

In the morning mist they walked side-by-side.
He would speak in a low voice, but his friend never replied.
Man and his best friend, the ever faithful dog – love amplified,
Daily they would stroll down the rocky path, lungs and soul purified
For the air was filled with hope and renewal in this little town on the sea-side,
Small and close-knit, greetings to and by everyone was happily supplied.

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See more at:

The Perfect Day for Two | Marla’s World

For visually challenged writers, the image shows a black traditional style lamppost set beside a stone pathway in amongst some hedging.

Thank you so much for taking part in the #Writephoto prompt – Lamppost

#WRITEPHOTO – Lamppost

Much Love
KL

#WRITEPHOTO – Lamppost by pensitivity101

A hilarious entry by pensitivity101:

Finally.
Someone has come to cut the hedge back and I can do my job properly.
This is a popular route for dog walkers and school kids.
Nothing worse than trying to illuminate a pathway when you’ve got dense foliage in the way. Can’t always blame it on a failing bulb.
Hello? Who’s this?
Aha! A maintenance man!
What’s going on?? They’re tinkering with my insides!
That tickles!

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See more at:

https://pensitivity101.wordpress.com/2022/04/21/lamppost-write-photo-21st-april/

For visually challenged writers, the image shows a black traditional style lamppost set beside a stone pathway in amongst some hedging.

Thank you so much for taking part in the #Writephoto prompt – Lamppost

#WRITEPHOTO – Lamppost

Much Love
KL