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The old lighthouse had stood on the cliff top overlooking the entrance to the harbour for such a long time.
Not many knew its history. Of the drama in the early days when the lighthouse keeper had gone missing leaving behind his young wife and child.
When they found her, she’d gone mad from the isolation. She was curled up beneath the lantern mumbling about a monster coming out of the sea and taking her husband.
She was mad they said, and left it at that.
But the story always made me look closely at the water.
Written for: https://bikurgurl.com/2017/04/19/100-word-wednesday-week-15/
Never discount sea monsters where lighthouses are involved 😀
Spot on Lyn they could well pop up at any time 😊
Nice one!
Thanks Kitty.
Welcome!
I love lighthouses, and firmly believe in sea monsters. Your tale reinforced/reconfirmed both.
Thank you Lorraine I’m glad you agree.
An eerie tale of mystery and intrigue! I love the words you’ve woven — and wondering what happened to the child, which is another mystery in and of itself 🙂 Well done — thank you for joining us again this week 🙂
Always my pleasure, looking forward to this week’s offering..
🙂
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