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A49007559 - A Moment in Time: Syracuse circa 225BC
frenchbean Started conversation Mar 25, 2009
Entry: A Moment in Time: Syracuse circa 225BC - A49007559
Author: 9 <star> Frenchbean - autumnal gardener - U236943
Here it is: my submission for the latest Stretcher challenge.
The only thing I remain unsure about is whether it requires greater explanation...
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A49007559 - A Moment in Time: Syracuse circa 225BC
Danny B Posted Mar 25, 2009
I like it - definitely a smile-inducing last line
A49007559 - A Moment in Time: Syracuse circa 225BC
Trout Montague Posted Mar 25, 2009
"The only thing I remain unsure about is whether it requires greater explanation..."
Nope. Even I got this.
A49007559 - A Moment in Time: Syracuse circa 225BC
Beatrice Posted Mar 25, 2009
Further explanation unneccessary, I got it from the first mention of displaced water!
Can a towel be both draped AND neatly folded?
A49007559 - A Moment in Time: Syracuse circa 225BC
Dmitri Gheorgheni, Post Editor Posted Mar 25, 2009
Anybody who doesn't get this is entitled to bask in their ignorance.
This is just plain lovely.
A49007559 - A Moment in Time: Syracuse circa 225BC
Tibley Bobley Posted Mar 25, 2009
That's a very clear image
And there can't be many people who won't recognise it
A49007559 - A Moment in Time: Syracuse circa 225BC
frenchbean Posted Mar 25, 2009
Thank you all for the comments. No further clarification required then I guess
Folded and draped? I think so, but that's because in my mind's eye it's folded lenthways and then draped over the corner of the bath... like a curtain. It may require some thought.... 
Good point Bea
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