Trainspotting, anyone?
There’s one!
Blue skies! It’s an English Summer.
Delving deep into my archives, I’ve concluded that I don’t take many photos of benches.
But I do like to get out into the countryside
Coastal footpaths are great places for a bench or two.
Especially if you have to climb up there
Ahhh, that’s better!
In Giverny, at the Monet Garden, I tried to capture a very cute butterfly and her sister.
Got the bench, but the butterfly nearly got away!
It was such a lovely place, with just an occasional free bench
It’s not every day you find a bench for St Patrick’s!
Spring has been quite unpredictable too this year. Walking has brought a few surprises.
No sitting on this one!
Or this!
I can’t wait for those sunny days to get here so I can begin hunting for benches in earnest. Have you joined Jude’s Bench Challenge yet? Come with me! You don’t want to miss it.
restlessjo 
Wonderful variety of exceptional benches. Painting a bench blue can surely help find it. I’m always on the lookout for one so I can rest my sore knees from walking. Very nice entry for the challenge. : )
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Thanks, Isadora 🙂 Makes them easy to spot for Jude’s challenge too!
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Love the light blue color of that train station. It’s like you’re stopping at a candy store or a fairytale house after riding the train. Ahihihi 😀
That fourth shot is epic.
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It was a rare blue sky day too. We walked from one station to the next through lovely scenery. I remember it as being beautiful. 🙂
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The shade of turquoise in the first shot makes my heart sing! One of my favorite colors. Lovely bench tour, Jo, your photography is wonderful!
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I need the practise, Elisa, and Jude has decreed more benches so I’ll just have to keep on being trying 🙂 Thank you!
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enjoyed the variety – and that turquoise ones at the train area had an art deco feel (to me at least) – 🙂 ❤
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A nice cheerful colour for dull days 🙂
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indeed… 🙂 and the curve and “style” helps too
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