Bench created and installed by Christopher Fennell
Wall Springs Park, De Soto Boulevard
Palm Harbor, Florida, April 2012
(Photo by Theanne and Baron, Theanne and Baron)
Wall Springs Park, De Soto Boulevard
Palm Harbor, Florida, April 2012
(Photo by Theanne and Baron, Theanne and Baron)
5 comments:
Ruggedly beautiful.
I remember this one. I love these rustic benches.
That's quite an interesting bench, very original!
God bless you!
Cezar
These are the most uncomfortable benches to sit on. On any one of the several benches there is a tiny sweet spot where zero awkwardness occurs upon sitting. On the other 80% of the benches the angles and bumps cause your body to contort to their demands, which are severe. I'm just one man, but my party of eight adults of varying shapes and sizes all conforming to "normal" standards found these benches to be beautiful but lacking un all function as a bench. As a seat they perform admirably albeit so long as you don't mind a lot of extra space on either side or sitting all the way at one end depending on your bench of choice.
I do admit, they are beautiful. I just think they make better art than functional art.
It's all over the place.
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