When checking through my past posts in this series I actually found 4 that I had prepared but never posted, so here is the first rather late as it is No 7! Enjoy anyway!
We will began my seventh selection of seats found in gardens I visit with Jude the Undergardener aka Mrs Greenbench, with a selection we discovered while exploring the wonderful Lake District. We will begin in the garden at Hill Top, where the seating was all very rustic.
The selection at Ruskin’s Garden, Brantwood was even more rustic and fitted well in their environment.
The seat we loved most of all at Brantwood was a big throne of slate slabs which was Ruskin’s Seat where he sat and thought and did much of his writing.
In complete contrast the seats at Holker Hall were very varied both in design and materials they were constructed from.
So that is it for my 7th post in this very occasional series of posts on garden seating. i hope you found them comfortable and enjoyed the views from them. I will be compiling number 8 as soon as this is published so we have lots more seats to sit upon.
greenbenchramblings 
2 replies on “Are you sitting comfortably? – Part 7 in this very occasional series”
These are lovely ❤️
You do find the best seats in town.