I think I have it right this time. 99 words. But one needs to mentally transpose the image onto a slightly different backdrop.
April 26 Flash Fiction Challenge
We stood there together on the edge of the world. Before our eyes the waves announced their arrival from beyond the horizon with suicidal assaults on the rock ledge below and created a salty curtain of mist that you could taste.
“This looks like the place,” he had said, laying down the rods. He imagined that I had been lured there with tales of wild fish and of tortured line and of aching arms. But I was there just for this moment. To be with him.
We stood side by side and my head reached almost to his shoulders.
Richmond Road 
Great response, mystery, wonder and love.
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delightful … 🙂
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Excellent!
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Reblogged this on Nan's Notebook and commented:
A diversion from all the “stuff” …
Just started following this blog and have found considerable talent on display.
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You are way too kind. But thank you
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This is what FISHING is about. This is a cool take on the prompt! Fish are collateral damage when a kid and parent have a day on the water together. (See what ya did there in 99 words?)
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What a beautiful portrait of a moment, Richmond! It feels poised and yet pleasant enough to just be.
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Well ….. at least this time I read the fine-print and satisfied the rules of the prompt (I think).
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