The above bench photos were all taken by BT on her trip to Spain to visit her son

This one was taken by Tante D in Portugal (I think). To me this bench looks just awesome and a bit sad, I'd like to hear this bench's story.

Glimpses of snowy silence...the substance of my dreams...

This first one is from the lovely Tom Foolery (not sure why it is so small but I can't get it to look any bigger!)

The rest are from my friend Trousers

The top two are my favourite in this series but I may be asking permission to use the very top photo as a new blog header on one of my other blogs. From my friend Trousers

This is Tom Foolery's bullshit bench

A Christmas day bench from my friend Trousers

A seesaw bench

A portable bench



This one is designed to be always "dry" (it has a handle to roll the bench seat onto a dry part of the seat's surface)
These 3 photos and links were sent to me by Ed

From my friend Trousers

We woke up to frost today as did BT yesterday, she took a series of wonderful photos and posted them on her blog, this bench is one of them.

Courtesy of Trousers
Courtey of BT

Courtesy of the talented Rob Clack

Trousers went minimalist in Paris

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This beautiful series of bench photos was taken by Ed at a nature reserve to the south of Buenos Aires. Although I like all photos of battered old benches, the 3rd from the top is my particular favorite in this series.

The above 3 photos are from the lovely DK

This stone bench is courtesy of my friend Tom Foolery

It is Mothers' Day in Argentina and when Ed went home to wish his mother a happy day, he found this new bench in her garden.

A well travelled mix from BT