Picture Prompt

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Today’s picture prompt was taken at a National trust estate in Cornwall. Just after I took this picture, we had to climb down the slippery, leaf covered embankment. I asked my daughter to hold my hand, and she refused, claiming ever so politely that she would hold her Daddy’s hand because Mummy is the best at slipping over.


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Picture Prompt:


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I stand back from the swamp, watching the men from a distance. One calls out in elation and plunges his hands into the green, murky water. The rest wait patiently, the tension prickling the air around us. Daring to creep closer, I crawl on all fours to the embankment. He withdraws a small chest from the depths. It looks ancient, just like the key I found on the bank yesterday.
“Don’t open it,” one man warns. “It must only be opened by the heir.”
“We don’t know where to find her,” the man replies, turning the chest in his hands.
“Yes, we do. She’s hiding over there.”

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Published on December 07, 2016 06:57
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