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I never visit garden centres, but on Saturday we were looking for chilli plants and this bench was irresistible, even if it is a bit of a mongrel.
If you enjoy sitting down in many places on a variety of benches, there is an exhibition of possibilities in Jude's part of the blogosphere.
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What a beauty!
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Crazy Aussies 🙂 🙂
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Should I take offence? Or relish being crazy?
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Relish! And I love your smiley, carefree new photo 🙂
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Well that’s an eclectic one!
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So you have succumbed to a challenge Meg and it is a very interesting bench you have found. Now your eyes will lock on benches where ever you go…
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I was wondering what to do with the photo taken last weekend … And voila! I’ll have you know, despite our challenge discussion, that I have five benches sceduled for October. Occupied ones came at me from all directions.
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Another obsession Meg???
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I’ve already taken the edge of that one – posts on winter and autumn benches on my first Warsaw trip!
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I also have created a folder of past seen benches, now to remember where I saw them!!!
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I knew I’d forget, so I scheduled the posts and the commentary.
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I’m impressed…
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I owe scheduling to Jude when she was visiting. Hadn’t occurred to me as a possibility before then.
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Not much room to sit on that one, but I wouldn’t mind nicking the backrest!
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I was a bit startled by the things people might want to buy for their garden: sheep, pigs, oversized beetles, and overbred fuschias for a start – although the fuchsia was pretty gorgeous.
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I like fuchsias…
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This bench is so lovely – the dog looks very calm and gentle – hope for the bird’s sake that it stays that way!
Emma 🙂
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