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cesperanza.livejournal.comThe Transportation Challenge has pulled out of the station; you can find the 15 challenge entries here.
New Challenge coming right up.
New Challenge coming right up.
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Late as usual.
May. 29th, 2004 10:55 amlamardeuse.livejournal.comI was going to get this in on time, but I had a hard time thinking of something that wasn't a total cliché. There are a lot of transportation references in dS! Hope this one's a little different--
( Point A to Point B (1040 words) )
( Point A to Point B (1040 words) )
chesamus.livejournal.comA sequel to Miles to Go at 2153 words written for Justacat because she said I had to :-> Strange sense of priorities and it's 16 minutes late by Central Time, but I’m spending the weekend with the boys so I don’t care! And it may be stretching the parameters a bit, but it does happen in a car...
( Promises to Keep )
( Promises to Keep )
Transportation Challenge
May. 27th, 2004 01:31 pmekaterinn.livejournal.comI've just finished rewatching the pilot episode and Mountie on the Bounty, and it's very noticable, I'm afraid, in this response to the transportation challenge. With that said, I give you ( 274 words to come home to )
chesamus.livejournal.comThis is a travel story, and boy did it travel (usually in directions I wasn’t expecting)! I had actually planned a cute little thing on rules to live by when traveling with Benton Fraser, then carlacoupe asked for something with some hot monkey sex, and justacat did this amazing thing and suddenly a humorous little piece became 2326 words out of control! I hope this fits the bill. You two are wonderful!
( And Miles to Go )
( And Miles to Go )
sam80853.livejournal.comI was on a train when I wrote this and so it makes sense for the guys to be on a train too...
( 484 words )
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Saying goodbye...
May. 20th, 2004 10:15 pmtyk.livejournal.comInflicting considerably longer than the 1000 word limit and a handful of cliches on those who don't fear to tread this way. Since all the cliches take place in the same vehicle, maybe you could count it as five different little pieces rather than one longer one? tyk
( Read more... )
( Read more... )
Transportation challenge
May. 19th, 2004 01:53 pmthehoyden.livejournal.comI've spent a lot of time on trains lately, so I knew where this one was going to be. Thanks to harukami for the read-through. Title nicked from Strummer and Jones, who are the best part of my daily commute. ( Train in Vain )
harukami for the read-through. Title nicked from Strummer and Jones, who are the best part of my daily commute. ( Train in Vain )I picked a train
May. 19th, 2004 08:08 amjenboo.livejournal.comeven though there are lots of modes of transportation to be chosen from in the canon of this show.
So here we have 311 words of conversation between Bob and Buck.
( Privy to a Conversation )
So here we have 311 words of conversation between Bob and Buck.
( Privy to a Conversation )
Transportation challenge
May. 18th, 2004 02:52 pmsihayab.livejournal.comA smutty morsel for chickwriter, whose trip to San Antonio was more than a little fraught. My usual thanks go to kassrachel, without whom my writing would suck, if not blow.
( Canoe Canoe? )
chickwriter, whose trip to San Antonio was more than a little fraught. My usual thanks go to kassrachel, without whom my writing would suck, if not blow.( Canoe Canoe? )
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May. 16th, 2004 05:13 pmakite.livejournal.comThis one stuck a cord with me right away. I give you 533 words of ( Love and Transportation )
Big thanks to Karen/S for the title suggestion and the quick beta.
Big thanks to Karen/S for the title suggestion and the quick beta.
cesperanza.livejournal.comDestina suggests: A 'planes, trains and automobiles' challenge, wherein the action takes place on some mode of transportation . So get to it!
Today is Thursday, May 13th. Stories will be due in two weeks, on Thursday, May 27th, at midnight.
Today is Thursday, May 13th. Stories will be due in two weeks, on Thursday, May 27th, at midnight.
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