The storm had rolled in unlike any other. The wind had picked up, sending a shiver running down the spines of the nearby pedestrians. The bin bag shook, the sky turning an eerie black. The storm clouds rolled around the corner, animals rushing away to their homes. The pedestrians took no notice of the storm, believing it to be just a normal British day. The sun was helpless, running away from the clouds, dominating the sky.
The trees shook, pinecones falling to the ground. The rain started to pour, the acid rain clawing at the nearby people and buildings.
Rupert George's Writings 
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Wow I must confess you make some very trnnehact points.
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Definite threat of menace there – well done.
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I think the animals knew best.
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I like the image of the sun running away from the clouds. Brilliant!
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Scary. Glad I am not there.
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The Britain we know so well. Very atmospheric
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não lembro da portuguesa ser a queridinha da mÃdia.gostava daquele time por dois motivos:a sombra de dener – o garrincha que vi jogar.e o fato do último tÃtulo da lusa ter sido um paulista de 73 dividido com o santos.e ainda tinha o Cao3pãtRi0; (se bem que o grêmio tinha o Street Fighter Dinho – o Guile dos gramados)
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More of a setting than a story. I wonder what might happen . . .
Cheers!
MG
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I love the image of the sun helpless against the clouds!
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Bleak and yet quite poetic.
I like it.
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Nasty, the people I guess just melted away.
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Very atmospheric – nicely done.
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You describe beautifully the dark harbinger of disaster. Totally nightmarish. Bravo!
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Oh my, did not see that coming. Thought it would be aliens. Nice job, Rupert.
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Excellent and dismal description of a storm bringing really acidic rain! Well-written!
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Some wonderfully atmospheric descriptions on this wonderful photo by Emmy L Gant. I think we’re going to have some good stories in response to this one. Well done
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Sehr schöne Urlaubsbilder ❤ Ich hoffe du hattest eine entspannte Zeit!Die Fotos bringen die Stimmung super rüber und plötzlich duftet es in meinem Zimmer nach Meeresluft, Strand, Sonne und Sand ❤
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Dear Rupert,
Apt description of a storm. This doesn’t bode well. Nicely done.
shalom,
Rochelle
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