Investigation – Word of the Day
Henbury Meteorite Conservation reserve, in the Northern Territory. One of twelve craters left by a meteorite 4,700 years ago. We found it a great place to explore. Scientists continue to investigate the particles and debris from the meteorite found here.
Crime Scene
Footsteps recede,
The silence is eerie,
only a sliver of light
as I carefully crack the door ajar.
No footmarks or fingerprints,
no signs of forced entry.
I open the door,
aha, just as I’d thought,
shelf’s empty,
Someone’s abducted my custard tart.
Β©Paul Cannon
Paul,
pvcann.com
The culprit must be brought to justice!
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Iβm staking the kitchen out in the hope of justice π
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Good plan.
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haha..this one’s eerie.
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Lol, if I catch them …
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Loved it!β€οΈ
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Thanks for reflecting on it.
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OMG! Call the sweets police!
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Iβm dialing now, thanks for the idea π
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Oh, anytime you need a goo– well, you need an idea, I’m happy to oblige π
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π
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Haha! Great one Paul!
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Hey itβs serious! π thank you
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Ah! Not again.
Love this.
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Yeah, manyβs the time. And thank you.
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My pleasure.
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So sorry about the crummy burglary!
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Lol, love the wit Tom, but this is serious I must stake out the kitchen π
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woah that is a serious crime, my compassion evaporates when it comes to a good custard tart … don’t you just love the creative comments a bit of humour brings out in bloggers π
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that was so unexpected, I laughed out loud. I seem to remember some case about missing tarts, what knavery is afoot these days!
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Absolutely, dastardly black hearts, I have a stake out in place. Thanks Robert
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The place looks eerie. Is it popular among hikers?
Feel sorry for the loss π
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It actually wasn’t eerie I must say, it was quite open and lovely so a good day really. But O yes, the loss, when I find that culprit …
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After reading about the snakes and other insects in Australia. I though in such landscape one might expect some unwanted visitors and so i though it’s more likely barren land.
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It is technically desert, though not completely barren like the Sahara sands, didn’t see any snakes but they are common there, so perhaps eerie for some. π
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Wow!
Alien also? π
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Definitely wierd π
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Hey Paul,
I have nominated you for the Randon acts of kindness award. if you wish to accept this and pass on the kindness, the rules are mentioned in the link below
https://meghasworldsite.wordpress.com/2018/08/09/random-acts-of-kindness-award/
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Thanks Megha – I will have a look
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Thanks Paul.
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Thatβs a serious crime committed by the perpetrator! π
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What punishment I wonder – when I catch them?
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Hmmm? Itβs a little hard to think about what will be the punishment haha.
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Lol, yes, probably go and make me some more π
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Lol
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I like the humour
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I thought you might.
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