He came to me after dark, as night lay like soft velvet in the hollows of the hills. The fire burned low, his feathered cape laid over the chair shimmering iridescent blue as the birds stirred and gave their first sleepy chirps, my breath coming fast as he touched me andContinue reading “#Writephoto – All That Remains”
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Thursday Doors – The British Museum, London
It’s Thursday, and time for another door. This week, I have a very very old door. It currently lives in The British Museum, London, but over four millennia ago was part of someone’s tomb. This is the false-door of Ptashepses. Made from limestone around 2380BC, the door is of a type common in tombs ofContinue reading “Thursday Doors – The British Museum, London”
Helen Glynn Jones 