This week’s photo prompt is provided by Tim Livingston with the blog, The ForesterArtist. Thank you Tim for our photo prompt this week!
There were some things in life that just seemed to come without an explanation. The perfect example of this was Stonehenge. I mean, that structure was just there but no one knew how it got there or what it really represented. It was all speculation.
I felt a chill of either excitement or fear when I stumbled across another unexplained site. Less impressive than Stonehenge, maybe. There seemed to be no logical answer to explain how a car had ended up rusting in the jungle without any connecting roads.
Some things were never meant to be explained. They just were.
Written for flash fiction for aspiring writers
AngieTrafford 
That’s so true, some things just are, I like how you brought Stonehenge into this story.
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It is something that has no real explanationā¦ A bit like this picture really š Thanks for reading.
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Actually, this one probably has an explanation that some research would reveal. Bet there was a road there once upon a time, but if not maintained, the forest would take over again, eliminating any evidence of its former existence. I’d use GPS to pinpoint the location, then when I could use Google, see what I could discover.
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There are some things that I like to think a mystery would exist around. I am sure that you are right in tracking it down, but where is the fun in that! Thank you for reading š
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LOL! I wondered the same thing. How did that car get there? Great story, Angie!
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I am sure everybody had that thought when they looked at the picture š thanks for reading and hosting.
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My pleasure!
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I like that you wrote what all of us thought when we saw the image – how did that get there? š
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I am sure, as James said, it would be quite easy to find out but I like the elements of the unexplained š Thanks for reading.
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I liked the innocence in this story. Beautifully written, Angie.
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I am so glad that you liked it, thank you for reading.
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Love the last line. Some things truly are meant to be unexplainable š
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The unexplained is the fun in life! Thanks for reading.
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Great job with this, I definantly agree š
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Thanks for reading, glad you enjoyed it š
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Much to contemplate. Like layers of past civilizations at an archeological site. I am always amazed on how much sediment we create. Landfills are a great example.
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When you watch programmes like Time team it is always amazing to watch them piece together the past and try to make sense of what they find. Thanks for reading.
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Great tale Angie. James is right, I;m sure, but more fun to explore the wonder of it, imagine the mystical in the mundane. Great tale
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I am sure he is right but I am just drawn to the element of mystery the picture gave me š Thanks for reading.
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And mystery is so much fun to write about š
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Not Stonehenge but equally baffling. Nice one Angie
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Not quite as mysterious or as grand as Stonehenge, but there is still that sense of mystery! Thanks for reading.
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interesting thoughts Angie! It is sometimes a wonder how some things ended up in funny places, nice take on the prompt, a question about the prompt itself!
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I’d love to know how some things get to where they are! Thanks for reading.
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