I first started blogging about benches with Kerri and Dot on this site: For the Love of Benches . If you care to see some of the older posts about benches we posted, please look it up.
This is another great BENCHES blog -- go here:
Malyss
I am on my third digital camera, all Olympus. I enjoy using it and sharing my photos. I also enjoy writing. I hope to share a little of each on this blog. My main blog is Postcards From the Northwest.
Kerri and I will continue to add benches to "For the Love of Benches Continued . . . " blog also. It is good to continue to share with her!
Continuation of the Kiggins House Re-model photos were lost when my computer crashed.
The latest city project, TURTLE PLACE, will unfold here as I have time to add photos. It is complete and maybe I can find enough photos someday to show you the final results. Next project after the two I am working on now. . .
This is one I will have to get a retake of -- actually, it is 4 benches. I blurred it hurrying to take it before that person with leg in my picture sat down on it! But you get the idea. . .
I like the placement of this bench and when I get a chance I am going to go on a hike there on their trail around the University which includes this scene.
I went over there with a few people from our church because Willy was playing in a Christmas concert. It was wonderful and I found several benches as this week will attest to. I plan to go back on the bus and see if I can find even more.
You can see the design around the edges and the legs if you enlarge it by CLICKing on photo. They certainly have enough benches at this place! I was glad I had the opportunity to be there at the right time.
These two benches were also at the Pythian Home in their courtyard but I felt they deserved their own post since it is obvious they are for plants instead of people! Ü
When our church youth group went to the Pythian Home to sing Christmas carols, I saw this last bench through the window so took it through the glass BUT then we got a tour of the garden area so I took all the rest of them. All same style but so nice to have so many to sit and enjoy when walking around outside.
I was walking through this park on Thursday night to get to a celebration or the man who was our Mayor for 16 years and spotted this. Always have my camera with me so . . .and, YES the grass was very sloshy!
I have new benches to put online BUT I must have lost my cord tonight that connects me to the computer with camera so until I get it replaced, I guess I can't blog anymore with photos. sigh I remember taking out my camera to take a photo of the Old Apple Tree on my way to a celebration for our mayor that was mayor for 20 years of service to the city. . . and didn't see it drop. It has been raining so even if I find it again, it probably won't work. SIGH
I happened to run into this store for some styrofoam cups for an event we were sponsoring at our apartment building and on the way back out the door, I spotted this bench so out came the camera. . .
I had to run an errand posting ads for our craft sale to this building and I found three different benches outside the main entrance! Come back and see the other two unique benches in following days!
Do you see 4 V's or do you see two V's and one X? Or maybe you see 2 X's?????? Click on to enlarge and see for yourself how easy it is to see something than you originally did! ALSO, notice the beautiful ironwork between these shapes and the ends of the bench! I find this bench most beautiful!
Recently, I had to attend a meeting at a place that was unfamiliar to me but in a big housing unit. I "got lost" several times before locating it but the best part of getting lost is that I discovered many "new" benches! This one, a private citizen chained to the post at a bus stop that did nto have a shelter. Pretty thoughtful, huh? It looks a lot like one I posted before from a private home. . .
I saw these two benches in a little park in a subdivision and of course, I had to take a photo! This is a close up of one. Although a tad blurry, this shows the leg design on the bench.
The front of this bench makes it look old but it is because of the painting which has different slats, different shades of color. I especially like the way the slats curve up the back and there is no break between the back slats and the seating portion. I have no idea now where I found this bench in Vancouver on one of my walks.
Nice, big soft bench outside the auto licensing place. No, I wasn't going there -- I never learned how to drive! It was in the same huge building as the Voter's Registration place and I did not get my ballot to vote by mail so I went by there to pick one up. Just never know where you will find a bench. Someone commented on my other blog that I probably take my camera everywhere I go. YES!!!!!!
I finally went over to get the schedule of free swim at Hough Pool and was greeted by this bench as I entered the door. I can hardly wait to go try put the pool. It is connected to the school and the students get swimming lessons at certain times during the year. The rest of the time it is open to the general public, including evenings. It will be just like me to go swimming on our first snwo day this winter. lol