Notre Dame de Sion convent, Ein Kerem
Jerusalem, November 2011
(Photo by Dina, Jerusalem Hills Daily Photo)
Jerusalem, November 2011
(Photo by Dina, Jerusalem Hills Daily Photo)
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7 comments:
Lovely bench Dina!
It looks well maintained for a wooden bench outdoors.
Huge! Perfect for siesta at the convent... Or maybe not...
Wondering what the white chair is doing there...
God bless you!
Cezar
I like it. It has a natural beauty and looks very sturdy too!
Very elegant bench.
Ciel, double wide, would be good for a siesta. Actually, I think the sisters DO shut the gate to the visiting public for a few hours in the middle of the day.
Cezar and Leia, the plastic chair is the normal garden furniture. In Israel we have a habit of tipping them like that so they won't collect dust, dew, leaves, or rain.
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