I love picnic tables, especially those surrounded by lovely trees. All that's missing is a vase filled with beautiful flowers or a bowl with water and loose petals with tea lights!
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How curious that one is wood and the others not. The wood has the charm, of course, but for people going back in to work, maybe the others are easier on their clothes...? Better than a lunchroom. Unless these are invaded by the smokers...?
RE the Viking Classic: It's one of the last tournaments of the year. It mainly attracts second-string players and sometimes better players who need a few more points to earn their tour card for the next year. Most of the big names are ready for a break by now. And the pot probably isn't enough to interest them anyhow.
It's so kind from the employers, because it's really nice to have a pause during the work to have lunch in such a lovely place outside. In my last job in Brazil ( I worked as a director's assistant in a factory, mill)this kind of "place"to enjoy a break, a lunch time, and so on was the mainly point of some discussions.I think they still don't have a place to rest a little bit after lunch neither a single bench there, unfortunately... Hugs Léia
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I love picnic tables, especially those surrounded by lovely trees. All that's missing is a vase filled with beautiful flowers or a bowl with water and loose petals with tea lights!
Happy Tuesday!
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Oh, okay. I was about to say that I don't think many people would like to have picnics beside a sidewalk or a road. :P
de vieux bancs, cela doit etre sympa de prendre son repas sur ces bancs
What a pleasure to feel real wood material by the fingers.
Very thoughtful of the department store to create a place for their employees' breaks.
A kinda narrow area but I do hope they get used occasionally. MB
How curious that one is wood and the others not. The wood has the charm, of course, but for people going back in to work, maybe the others are easier on their clothes...? Better than a lunchroom. Unless these are invaded by the smokers...?
We could use some of these at lunchtime!
Or female shoppers trying to decide which pair of shoes to buy.
Some businesses provide a much less pleasant place for smokers.
I cant imagine wanting to sit out in the hot Florida sun during lunch ... maybe if there were umbrellas .. go tell them to put up umbrellas, would ya
And smoking breaks!
RE the Viking Classic: It's one of the last tournaments of the year. It mainly attracts second-string players and sometimes better players who need a few more points to earn their tour card for the next year. Most of the big names are ready for a break by now. And the pot probably isn't enough to interest them anyhow.
It's so kind from the employers, because it's really nice to have a pause during the work to have lunch in such a lovely place outside.
In my last job in Brazil ( I worked as a director's assistant in a factory, mill)this kind of "place"to enjoy a break, a lunch time, and so on was the mainly point of some discussions.I think they still don't have a place to rest a little bit after lunch neither a single bench there, unfortunately...
Hugs
Léia
I love the depth of this shot. Great lines and an awesome way the focal point travels back with the tables.
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