This old garden seat was hidden under layers of blue plumbago and bottle brush when we first moved into our house. It wasn't discovered till hubby took to the jungle. Although old and weathered and seen better days, I have kept it in the front garden. The odd coat of linseed oil is keeping it presentable. I don't advise guests to sit on it, but on occasions, when out in the garden and needing a breather, I do, being careful though.
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A shady nook in the garden, the windmill too has had a spruce up and a few running repairs
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I'd like to sit for a spell. Tom The Backroads Traveller
ReplyDeleteWhat an inviting place. I'd be so tempted to sit down and enjoy myself for a spell.
ReplyDeletewhat a great find and a great save!
ReplyDeleteOh, I Love it...and what is that tree it is sitting under? I love it.
ReplyDeleteHi there Rose, the tree is a Callistamon or common name is bottle brush. They are flowering prolifically at present
DeleteThe old bench looks perfect there. The Bottle Brush tree is amazing.
ReplyDeleteThe garden seat may be old but it is aging very nicely, at least it looks like it in the photo.
ReplyDeleteNice choices. Love the windmill.
ReplyDeleteWonderful old bench! I love that gorgeous tree too.
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