Where do you keep your prisoners? In your dungeon of course! Well nowadays we call it a cellar and our prisoners are wine, preserves, potatoes, onions and other goodies!
When I grew up our dungeon was this amazing room under the house, full of cobwebs, damp musty smells and produce long forgotten. My parents had stopped going down there due to the stooping required to navigate the awkward steps and so we were sent on occasional errands for one thing or another. If anything down there was forgotten, it stayed that way.
Where we now live we have no dungeon. I’m sure they must have gone out of fashion some time back in the 70s. I miss those musty smells and those cobwebs. The next home we buy will have a dungeon for sure!!
So how do we keep our prisoners captive with no dungeon? In string bags!
Photo: Robert Rath, ‘366 Days of 2012, Day 126 – Captive’ 6 sec at 40mm f/16, ISO 100
A dungeon in our next house? Hmmm. Have you plans for me…?! As for cobwebs, well, we’ve got ’em already, but shhh!
xo
PS Nice shot! 😉
A dungeon for the onions of course! 😉