The Lady of Shalott slowly drifted by after the lure of Lancelot grew too great. Camelot gleamed at dusk before she sang her last song.
Visit Susan at Stony River for more brief stories inspired by this picture.
Sunday, January 10, 2010
The Curse
The Lady of Shalott slowly drifted by after the lure of Lancelot grew too great. Camelot gleamed at dusk before she sang her last song.
Visit Susan at Stony River for more brief stories inspired by this picture.
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And I wasn't able to upload the picture today! Sniff, sniff... Hoping for better West African Internet Connection when I get back from Kano!
Warm greetings from Zinder,
Esther
First one I read that didn't lean towards a monster or such. mines up and posted just follow the link below.
Darkest Bridge
I love the Anne of Green Gables adventure with the Lady...I can just see her floating (er, sinking) under this bridge!
I love that poem, and this photo fits it perfectly.
I love it! This is a fun meme, isn't it? Good to see you here! Have a great week1
Sylvia
Loved the literary ref. This is really really good!
I like this one alot...goes with the picture ...
The view through the tunnel is captivating.
Great reference to a fantastic poem - it fits the location :D Tennyson is one of my favorites - I have too many favorites, but he is one of 'em! Nicely done :D
Fantastic poem, Loran, and I like your photo.... The view through the tunnel is awesome. Thanks!
Hugs,
Betsy
OMG! One of my favourite poems ever (I can recite the whole thing) and it never occurred to me this picture fits so well!
You made my day! Hmmm, no wonder I love this bridge and park so well? LOL
This is lovely and takes the photo to another slant.
Cool. Another different angle to see the image. Funny name though- The Lady of Shalott. The lady of onions. lol. gotta check on this poem.
Sigh......
I'm glad you took a step away from Trolls and went in another direction. :) Yes, I'm guilty of a troll moment.
This was perfect...nice job!
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