Proof of time travel by Terry Freedman

Photoprompt #18: Time travel is a reality!

August 05, 2019 in The lighter side

I took a photo of this blue plaque in London today: note the year! This is incontrovertible proof that time travel is possible — or will be!

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PhotoPrompt and On This Day

Jan 29, 2022

PhotoPrompt and On This Day

Jan 29, 2022

On 29 January 2022 I published a PhotoPrompt featuring a keep out sign.

Jan 29, 2022

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PhotoPrompt: Cats Eyes Removed

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Proof indeed that punctuation really does make an awful lot of difference.

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PhotoPrompt #59: Man in a hat

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PhotoPrompt #59: Man in a hat

May 30, 2021

I find pictures like this help me if I’m attempting to write ‘hard-boiled’ fiction.

May 30, 2021

PhotoPrompt #58: An alleyway

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PhotoPrompt #58: An alleyway

May 24, 2021

My kind of place: nice and quiet. Can’t think why…

May 24, 2021

PhotoPrompt #57: Sculpture near Paternoster Square

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PhotoPrompt #57: Sculpture near Paternoster Square

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This is a great geometric pattern in my opinion.

May 23, 2021

PhotoPrompt #56: A park scene

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PhotoPrompt #56: A park scene

Mar 20, 2021

I like photographing scenery in black and white, even though it may seem counterintuitive to do so.

Mar 20, 2021

PhotoPrompt #55: A band

Feb 25, 2021

PhotoPrompt #55: A band

Feb 25, 2021

Dr Tel and School Band.

Feb 25, 2021

PhotoPrompt #54: Private, keep out

Jan 29, 2021

PhotoPrompt #54: Private, keep out

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I think if I were a fiction writer I could write a decent short story using this picture as a prompt.

Jan 29, 2021

PhotoPrompt #53: Shoreditch

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PhotoPrompt #53: Shoreditch

Dec 22, 2020

To be honest, I don’t know what sort of creative writing this picture might inspire, but I think it looks nice!

Dec 22, 2020

PhotoPrompt #52: A hole

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PhotoPrompt #52: A hole

Nov 22, 2020

I thought I’d better take a photo of the last remaining hole before that, too, disappeared.

Nov 22, 2020

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