Jude is asking us to find benches with views for April. Here are a couple of benches with views within a local garden…
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A ‘proper’ bench should always be looking out on something Sue. Good choices.
Best wishes, Pete.
I agree 😀
We too! 🙂
A bench with a view is great. Lovely work, Sue!
Happy Holidays to you and yours from us in Cley! 🙂
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Thank you! 😃😃
Lovely photos Sue. The setting looks familiar. Were they taken in the Walled Garden in Sunbury?
They were! My current de-stress place 😀
I hadn’t realised how close this is to my daughter! I have taken my granddaughter to Hampton open-air pool where she has swimming lessons and looking at the map it isn’t very far from these gardens. I might get my daughter to take me here on my next visit.
Oh, if you are coming to my area, let’s meet up!!
I’ll let you know. Possibly July.
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Beautiful views, Sue. 🙂
Thank you! 😀
You already know that I will like the view from these benches. I hope you will go back when the roses are flowering as it will be even more beautiful! Thanks for sharing Sue 🙂
But of course!
I want to sit there!!
I don’t blame you!
Your wish is my command, Sue! I’m outta here 🙂
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Nothing like a long sit on a bench overlooking a lovely view – preferably with a cuppa and a good friend! Lovely post Sue
Thanks, Tina….and I agree with your sentiments!
Great compositions Sue 🙂
Thanks, Sarah – glad you like!
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