(L'aloès est la grande plante à côté du banc)(The aloès is the big plant near the bench)
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LOVELY LONELY BENCH
"A trail is a place to enjoy a walk and to find a bench to rest and talk."
(Dorothy Langsdorf, Discovery Trail in Vancouver,WA)
(Dorothy Langsdorf, Discovery Trail in Vancouver,WA)
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- Restaurant dans le vieille ville /Restaurant in th...
- A l'office de tourisme /At the tourism office
- Banc avec graffitis /Bench with graffiti
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- De l'autre côté... /From the other side..
- Pour attendre les enfants /To wait for the children
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- Le long du mur /Along the wall
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- Banc vert à l'aloès /Green bench with aloès
- Dans le parking /In the car park
- Banc en fleurs / Blossom bench
- Pour encadrer l'entrée / To frame the entrance
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- Bancs démodés /Old fashion benches
- Sur le port / On the seaport
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- Jumeaux / Twins
- Vieux banc de fer /Old iron bench
- Une ronde de bancs /A circle of benches
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4 commentaires:
Perfect little niche for that bench to emphasize the size of that huge plant! Great catch!
back again . . . did you check out Rune's bench just before the dog one? Didn't want you to miss it! I will be posting a new bench today since I got about 2 dozen on my walk yesterday. I took the bus ten blocks from home and then walked the perpendicular streets up three blocks each until I got back home.
I went on Rune's blog and took some time to visit it, because it is very beautyful and interesting.I'm impatient to see the benches you discovered.
It must be a pleasure indeed to sit there - not the least the smell.
Thank you both for all those nice words - I get quite embarrassed! :-)
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