The Hidden Bench

Hidden by bindweed and honeysuckle, that is. I think if I just left it all to grow on that side of the house, it would completely engulf my house.

On the other hand, I was very inspired by the graceful way the vines draped themselves over the bench. But waiting three days to work on exploring it with my camera covered more of the bench than I wanted, I was concerned no one would see the bench and think it was just a pile of overgrown vines. I was surprised to see it worked out as I hoped, in the right light.

I pulled it off the curb on trash night in May, so it’s only been there four weeks, but this is one of the reasons I do that. Plus it was in good shape, no reason to go into a landfill.

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