This bench is in an unusual place; I don't think anyone would want to sit on it!
Interesting...nice iron work, but one of the slats on the back is missing...definitely not a bus stop or taxi stand-it's facing the wrong way...I wonder what's going on?
Oh, I see! It's a signboard! I hope the artist had lots of visitors!
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I like this seat it has interesting iron work and I thought a yellow towel on the back, but instead its a sign! Poor old bench to be used to just hold up a sign.
The ironwork is beautiful and I do hope they repair the one slat so it is a functional bench for sitting on again. You presented it great! Thanks for dropping by.
FYI -- My bench is more like a couch than a day bed because it is not high.
I call that almost a misuse of a bench :-) The artist in question has lost all credibility with this sign.Someone ought to sneak by in the night and do something about it.
It gave life to a nice series, though.
Yes indeed! Such a bench makes you thinking! May be its a work of art!!
I'm thinking the artist thought of a clever way to get attention. It worked too! After all you took the bench's photo and we're all talking about it and the sign. ;-)
Hi everyone-
I saw other, similar signs around town after I took these pictures, but none of them was displayed quite so interestingly. The pictures are from early last month; just the other day as I was driving by the studio again, I saw this same bench, still missing the slat, in a more bench-like position in front of the building.
Even with a missing slat , passers by could rest on it for a while.
The bench adds both beauty and functionality to the place.
Ha, that's a fun post! Glad you found that working bench.
Dimple, I'm finally getting caught up with comments. Please, if you can come back to http://jerusalemhillsdailyphoto.blogspot.com/2009/09/sunup.html
there is an answer to your good question about the terraces.
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