I like this poem a lot. Take care, Tony.

Comment is about Life's Towpath (blog)

Original item by Dave Dunn

Thanks Lynn, glad you like it :) Best wishes, Dave

Comment is about Life's Towpath (blog)

Original item by Dave Dunn

Very enjoyable, Dave, some great lines.

Comment is about Life's Towpath (blog)

Original item by Dave Dunn

Hi Winston - yes I certainly did need a prod, I have had few moments of inspiration recently, so thanks again for stirring me into action. :) Best wishes, Dave.

Comment is about Life's Towpath (blog)

Original item by Dave Dunn

Thanks you very much Pat & Stef, you are as ever very kind to me. :) Best wishes, Dave

Comment is about Life's Towpath (blog)

Original item by Dave Dunn

Glad I proded :-)

Comment is about Life's Towpath (blog)

Original item by Dave Dunn

Your best so far Dave-clever lad.xx

Comment is about Life's Towpath (blog)

Original item by Dave Dunn

Thanks Hugh, you are very kind, glad you enjoyed it. Best wishes, Dave

Comment is about Life's Towpath (blog)

Original item by Dave Dunn

A fabulous flow of choice words and expressions all through this blueprint.It possess the quality which allows us to enjoy reading it time and time again.
"diamond days,"----"the gravel we crunch under our feet,adds percussion to our song,"

Comment is about Life's Towpath (blog)

Original item by Dave Dunn

Hello Isobel, yes there is something magical about water that brings out some thoughts and feelings - and perhaps helps with their flow too!

I wish you luck in finding your way to finishing the canal poem, I owe my effort to Winston for prodding me about his project, or it would not have been written.

All best wishes, Dave

Comment is about Life's Towpath (blog)

Original item by Dave Dunn

Hi Greg - many thanks for your kind comments, great to have your feedback. :) Best wishes, Dave

Comment is about Life's Towpath (blog)

Original item by Dave Dunn

I enjoyed this, Dave, thought it was tender and poignant. It grows on you with every re-read. A must for somewhere on the Rochdale canal trail, in my opinion. Well done.

Comment is about Life's Towpath (blog)

Original item by Dave Dunn

This is a sad one Dave. I think any scene with water in it does make you reflective on life and its pathways. I feel like that looking at sea lines also. I'm 2/3 of the way through my canal poem - not sure I'll post it though - can't seem to get any flow with my poetry at the moment.

I can't speak for Winston but I'm assuming that they just want canal poems - and this fits the bill :)

Comment is about Life's Towpath (blog)

Original item by Dave Dunn