Poets Graves!

[Ryder]

Hello, good evening and welcome

Good to know this site is still up and running! It was a great learning source for me and after recently feeling the itch to write again I'd like to re-introduce myself, as an opportunity, to the forum. After a quick scan I recognise a few names, perhaps one or two of you remember me. Unfortunately I can't dive straight in as I have no material, lets hope that I can rectify that terrible shortfall in creativity here. Meanwhile I'd like to wish you all a very delightful 2014 : )

Dave

[David]

I remember you, Dave, although I don't remember you being Dave. It's nice to think that this place survives as a place of sanctuary for anyone who requires it. Good to see you back!

Cheers

David

[Ryder]

Thanks, Dave. Is Camus still around? I've just noticed KJ is.

[David]

He is. Not as much as I'd like, but he is still around. As is Geoff (twoleftfeet). Can't think of any more old-timers offhand.

[Antcliff]

Welcome (back)

Seth

[Ryder]

Cheers, Seth.

[Oskar]

I remember you... just.

You've got a fantastic poem in the Experienced Feature section - View from Cutacre Tip. I've gone backwards and fowards to look at that one over the years. Welcome back.

[Ryder]

Thanks, Oskar.

I moved to west Australia 3 years ago, from north west England where that poem is set.
It'll be interesting to see, to me at least, the influence this new landscape might have.

[k-j]

Welcome back! I always had it in my head that you an alter-ego, for some reason.

[Ryder]

Thanks, kj
I was originally 'minstrel' but had email/ password issues logging in