In the Dark Places

[Pete Askew]

The third of the four sets.

 

[Ralph Turner]

Another great series, Pete. To me somewhat darker than the previous. There is the sense of sadness for a half forgotten childhood mixed with a sinister undercurrent, the dolls (heads) having a strangely animated look to them in amongst all the other long forgotten household items.

 

[Brian Moore]

Eerie and wonderful, Pete!

 

[Pete Askew]

Thanks, Brian. I think I wrote a short 'back-story' about them last time.

 

[Pete Askew]

I did.

In the Dark Spaces

I have always had that odd feeling of being watched when I go into the attics of the old house in Gross Himstedt. The other night, after doing some tidying up there, I remembered that I'd left the windows open. As I climbed the staircase to the attic I heard a rustling noise and thought, "Oh...

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[Brian Moore]

I did.

In the Dark Spaces

I have always had that odd feeling of being watched when I go into the attics of the old house in Gross Himstedt. The other night, after doing some tidying up there, I remembered that I'd left the windows open. As I climbed the staircase to the attic I heard a rustling noise and thought, "Oh...

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And just as brilliant today as it was then.

 

[Rob MacKillop]

Thanks for the trip into the attic recesses of your mind! Always a scary place to visit...

These are really good sets.

 

[Pete Askew]

Thanks, Rob.

I try never to go there!