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Why, I would love to have a seat on any of them! Beautiful, and charming, every one of them.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Robin! I also love them all.
DeleteSome really neat spots to sit a spell!! Have you ever done a post on the garden with the small deck beside the water feature? It looks very interesting! Larry
ReplyDeleteLarry, thanks! #17 or # 20? No, I didn't. Maybe, I should.
DeleteWow Tatyana, so many beautiful and inspiring photos of seating areas!
ReplyDeleteThank you!!!
DeleteBeautiful pics once again! Pics number 17, 23 and 30 are my favorites :)
ReplyDeleteTiina, #23 is in Alaska!
DeleteWow, looks like a tribute to chairs. I cannot seem to choose any because they are all beautiful and each serve a different purpose. I love all of them. We just cannot do those styles here in the open space because it is hot.
ReplyDeleteAndrea, a beautiful summer is our reward for our long rainy season.
DeleteOh what wonderful settings. I love that garden with the pond feature and the ferns, maples, and hostas. Each sitting area offers a wonderful view.
ReplyDeleteJanet, it's so lush, isn't it?
DeleteWhere is #15? I love the water feature!
ReplyDeleteHeather, you mean #14? (the numbers are above the pictures). It's a private garden which was on a garden tour, Pacific Northwest.
DeleteOh, Tatyana - this is like being in the dream - the dream of the beautiful gardens and Nature and people who created them!
ReplyDeleteKlara, thanks!!!
DeleteSo many wonderful spots. I could be lazy in any of them. Hard to choose, but the ones I'd most like to be in are 5, 14, 15, and 30. Comfortable, beautiful views and tranquil (15). Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI agree, Jason, they all are good!
Deletethanks for that Tatyana, I feel pleasantly rested after sitting down so much. I'm ready to go for a walk now ... Divine photos and post!
ReplyDeleteCatmint, you are so welcome!
DeleteI would choose that second last one to have a seat. All the pictures are awesome and so many different seats to sit.
ReplyDeleteSadun, thanks! The one before the last? It's in Butchart Gardens, Victoria, Canada.
DeleteIs that not just the most amazing assortment of photos? Wow, Tatyana. You are so incredibly talented. I hope you never get tired of hearing (reading) that. It's so true. As I sit here at work on a rather dreary day, your photos just took my breath away. I hope you have a wonderful Thanksgiving, dear friend. Hugs!
ReplyDeleteThank you Grace! Nothing will be able to erase the smile from my face for a week! You are a very kind person!
DeleteTatyana - I just enjoyed touring through your seat show, Parts 1 and 2. A lot of those seats were very unusual and artsy. The one made out of branch limbs really blew me away.
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