hunger moon
a dumpster diver
works the alley
   
Posted on Facebook's NaHaiWriMo page on 4/18/2013.  Prompt was alley.

drifting in a fjord
a boater plays the recorder
for harbour seals

The place was Princess Louisa Inlet, a beautiful fjord that cuts deeply into the coastal mountains of British Columbia.

Posted on Facebook's NaHaiWriMo page on 4/20/2013.  The prompt was music/musical instrument.]

 

forty two --

not just any number on

any old baseball jersey

 

Posted on Facebook's NaHaiWriMo page on 4/21/2013.  Prompt was clothing.

north coast spring ~
every hue of green
on the color wheel

Posted on Facebook's NaHaiWriMo page on 4/22/2013 (Earth Day).  Prompt was wheel.

the halls were dark

the ceilings collapsed --

still, volunteers went in

 

A nursing home, West, Texas, after an explosion at the West Fertilizer Co. 4/17/2013.

 

Originally posted on Facebook's NaHaiWriMo page.  Prompt was dark/darkness.

 

 

even thinking of wildflowers
fails to ease the pain --
Boston Marathon 2013

Originally posted on Facebook's NaHaiWriMo page on 4/16/2013.  Prompt was wildflower/weed.

blue iris
and red rock grotto ~
our guide sings
of Tickle Cove Pond

Tickle Cove is a place on the island of Newfoundland. A 'tickle', in the local dialect, is a narrow passage of water. A 'pond' can be a large lake. The song is about a Newfoundlander who was hauling wood with his mare, Kit, late in the season and decided to a shortcut across the frozen pond. Our guide sang unaccompanied by the grotto; she had a beautiful voice.
 

Originally posted on Facebook's NaHaiWriMo page on 4/14/2013.  Prompt was pond.

You can listen to one version of Tickle Cove Pond here.   Sadly, it is not our guide singing.

Our guide's blog, Adventures on the Eastern Edge, is well worth a visit for views and stories of the Canadian maritime provinces.