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Jude over at Travel Words has been running a fabulous series all year involving benches. Each month, she sets a different requirement and for October the benches have to be occupied. Occupied Bench #1 I’ve used this photo before but it is such fun, here it is again! I took it in China Town in San Francisco back in February. Apparently, […]
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For the month of July, Jude over at Travel Words is asking for pictures of benches with unusual details. I knew that this bench in Hamilton Gardens, New Zealand would have a chance to shine. It appears to be made of stone but as there are all sorts of items pressed into it, maybe it was concrete. There was no explanation! Maybe […]
Read moreTo celebrate getting to number 150 of this weekly writing challenge, I am combining two ‘regular’ posts. You are all familiar with 100 Word Challenge where you write 100 words around the prompt and link it below. If you need more help check out ‘What is 100WCGU?’ I also take part in a series about benches over at Travel Words where […]
Read moreWhen we set off for our recent world trip, neither my husband or I realised that we both had key places / things we wanted to do while we were away. For me it was landing in New Zealand. I didn’t know that was going to be so over whelming until I got there but not only was it on […]
Read moreThis is the last day I can add a contribution to this category of Jude’s Bench Series over at Travel Words as it is April tomorrow and we have a new challenge. This amazing specimen of a wooden bench was taken recently in New Zealand. It can be found at the entrance to the Kiwi House at Otorohanga which also […]
Read moreTime has finally allowed me to join the Bench series posted by Jude over at Travel Words who has asked for examples of wooden benches for March. This specimen can be sat on at Laycock which is a village and abbey owned by the National Trust. You can read more about our recent visit here Snowdrops and Photography As our visit was at […]
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