For the month of March I’m looking for Wooden benches

If you would like to join in with the Bench photo challenge then please take a look at my Bench Series page. No complicated rules, just a bench and a camera required 🙂
- Create your own post and title it Bench Series: March
- Include a link to this page in your post so others can find it too
- Add the tag ‘bench series’ so everyone can find the benches easily in the WP Reader
- Get your post in by the end of the month, as the new bench theme comes out on the first Sunday in April
This is the last week for your wooden benches. Next month I am looking for any bench with a view. The view is important so make sure to include it. (You can use sea views though that is a topic for May, so you might want to save those for that month 🙂 )
My Picks of the Week:
Klara finds yet another unusually shaped bench – I can see myself lying around on this one!
Daily Musings finds a well-worn bench that is frequented by seagulls.
Julia has provided a very sturdy bench, though I’m not too sure about sitting underneath a tree that attracts birds…
Debbie is going for an arty look in Vienna, whilst a new visitor, Marsha, from California joins in with a natural bench on a beach and Gilly also has a beautiful natural bench for us. Final pick is a very colourful bench from Issy.
Thanks to everyone who has linked in their wooden benches this month.
It is a lovely place to sit…. Do forgive me, but as I have a friend who is a Volunteer at Polesden, I feel duty bound to say that it’s Mrs Greville, not Grenville…..
Apologies for the typo! I had to go an have another look at the photo because it has been nagging me for some days that I have it in the wrong garden. It is not Polesden at all, but
MottistoneMOTTISFONT! A case of too many rose gardens…Hoho! Well done for finding your error….Mottisfont – don’t think I’ve been there…
Oh, it is THE most impressive rose garden and open late in the evening in June – well worth the journey (other side of Winchester)
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I even have a photo of ‘the bench’ on this blog, which is probably why it was nagging me 😉
You did mean Mottisfont then, not Mottistone on IOW?
Now, now, don’t confuse me AGAIN!
Oh, I wrote this before I saw your last answer!
Oops, Mottistone…..where’s that’s?
No. you were right the first time [sigh… blame it on the clocks going forward, I’m all out of sorts today]. Mottisfont is in Hampshire and has a spectacular rose garden. MOTTISTONE is on the Isle of Wight and has a beautiful garden which is more Mediterranean in style. Confusing or what? Actually less confusing than all the gardens in Cornwall that begin with TRE…
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Love the pristine look. Looks more like a secret / private garden. Quiet and inviting. I think I’ll give it a sit. ❤ ❤
You might have to wait until the rest of the hordes have gone. I waited for ages to get this shot!
That’s what we, who do not take photos, forget. No wonder the picture turned out perfect. Jude took it. 🙂 🙂
Summer dreams of fragrant gardens 🙂
I can’t wait to visit some spring ones!
Oh, Hampshire is just too far for me, Jude! I’ll just have to accept your beautiful photo as evidence. 🙂
Look at the links I gave to Sue – more roses 🙂
Stunning photo! 🙂
not everyone is promised a rose garden – but this climbing one must truly be someone’s love…. and the bench in the middle is so inviting – ❤
A lovely bench and perfect composition and colour coordination. You keep excelling yourself!
Oh that is beautiful framing Jude and love the flowers in the foreground. Very creative.