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If they are edible - brings new meaning to 'picnic bench'.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a hailstorm of pears!
ReplyDeleteWhat an interesting photograph. I see you have got a bit of 'stainless' steel there in Leeds. We seem to have benches, railing, etc. popping up everywhere in Coventry all in stainless steel. Looks nice.
ReplyDeleteI find your photo very pleasing to the eyes.
ReplyDeleteLovely contrast of colours - grey and yellow together are one of my favourite combinations.
ReplyDeleteIt seems a shame to let this abundance go to waste; if these are edible, I'd collect them and turn them into jam, wine, pies and so on.
I also love the contrast between the tiny, round bright pears and the great grey bench. (I too wondered if you can eat them or turn them into jam?) It's a lovely picture.
ReplyDeleteWhat an interesting composition - a really pleasing photo!! As you say, the area around the armouries is very sterile. Such a shame more nature hasn't been built into the area - with all the redevelopment, it's such a wasted opportunity.
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