Ragtag Daily Prompt Thursday – Ash

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The prompt for today is Ash

My current situation has prompted Ash.  Maybe you have words or  a photo that may inspire you to create a post using the word ash It can be anything – poetry, prose, a drawing, a photograph, wherever the words send you.
Compose a post on your interpretation of “Ash” and let us know what the prompt means to you in words and/or pictures. You know the rules. Use #RagtagDailyPrompt, #RDP, and #ash as tags. Add photo challenge or #Photography if you’re sharing an image, as specific tags make your posts easier for fellow bloggers. Pingback your posts to this page or copy-paste your links in this posts comment thread. And while you’re around, browse through the other posts bloggers have posted.

Feel free to read, write, click, share. We love to hear and see it all!

Ragtag Daily Prompt, RDP

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Landcare, photography, music, poetry (of sorts), cooking, our environment, life on the land and making a difference where I can. MotoGP is my "boy" fix.

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