Writing and reviews with an environmental, science fiction, and fantasy touch
hmmm… Forget-me-not. This week Crispina Kemp’s Crimson’s Creative Challenge takes us to Whitlingham Country Park, near Norwich. Right next to Norwich, really, I’m not sure if it is in the city boundary or whether it is the city boundary, if
The Crossing Place brought back an instant memory for me. Nothing to do with Elly Griffiths’ first book in the Ruth Galloway series, no this involved a riding school horse who had been born to be a racehorse but just
The bluebell wood was the main feature in the pictures Crispina Kemp gave us for this week’s Crimson’s Creative Challenge. And there were bluebells – just not as many as Crispina expected. And mine all went very quickly this year…
Goblins in trees, I’ve been seeing them for years… I once did a pastel picture of some beautiful lumpy trees in Epping Forest, and then did another adding in the goblin faces! I sold them both! And I discovered I
Windflowers… well, I think these are windflowers, but the ones I know are very much paler. But I think the leaves are the same. Anyway, the picture of pink ones is my choice for Crispina Kemp‘s weekly Crimson’s Creative Challenge.
The Snail Who Sang was a pretty much instant response to Crispina’s challenge this week. CCC is Crimson’s Creative Challenge. Each Wednesday Crispina posts four pictures as prompts for us to do something creative — in 150 words or less.
Breydon Water – a well-known spot for bird watching in Norfolk. Junction of several rivers all fighting to get out into the North Sea through a narrow gap. And featured in several Princelings books, notably Princelings and the Pirates! CCC