Bench Challenge Anniversary

Way back in 2015 – yes that really is ten years ago – I decided to post photos of the numerous benches sitting in my folders. It seemed that I was not alone and suddenly it turned into the Bench Challenge where I set a particular criterion each month and people joined in posting their bench photos. It was a lot of fun and I met a lot of wonderful bloggers through it.

A favourite bench in Glendurgan Garden, Cornwall. Overlooking the Laurel Maze. Believe me, after climbing uphill from the beach any bench will do for a short respite, even without arm or back rests!

This year I am returning to mark the occasion by posting a bench photo every Sunday. There will not be any particular theme set this year so it’s not really much of a challenge, but if there is anyone out there who still has a bucketful of bench photos and would like to join me, then please do so by adding a link in the comments or a link to my post in yours (a pingback) and I will happily pop along to admire.

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Heyjude

I have lived in the UK for most of my life, but when young I definitely had wanderlust and even ended up living in South Africa for several years which was a wonderful experience. I now look forward to a long and leisurely retirement doing what I like most - gardening, photography, walking and travelling.

31 thoughts on “Bench Challenge Anniversary”

    1. It’s a good stopping off point before tackling the rest of the up! I always get a bit annoyed when I find someone else has got there before me!

  1. I can understand that! A very welcoming bench, and the view must be worth all the effort.

    And I’m featuring a bench with a very obvious invitation to sit

  2. It’s a very ‘basic’ bench, but it’s in a lovely spot, and I agree about ‘any bench will do’.

    Best wishes, Pete. x

    1. I’m usually puffing a bit by the time we reach this point and still more up to come so it is a welcome bench to catch one’s breath. And the views are lovely too.

    1. My Alex made me a bench (it’s what I use for my spring bulb display) but it’s a bit wonky now – needs some TLC.

        1. Mmm… maybe a few more screws would do the trick. I might have to get the daughter on the job! She’s pretty good at DIY.

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