There is a there out there.
I appreciate then way they situate the benches on the shore of Onondaga Lake Park.
Ready for anything.
They figure folks like to look this way and that while resting from their activity.
Looking beyond the bench
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Mark Bialczak 
benches are so important in outdoor spaces. a place to take in the beautiful space, relax, meditate, read, or share with others.
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Benches are perfect for a rest to people watch or maybe in this case nature watch.
Nice looking benches!
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They are good-looking benches, good call, Nance!
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maybe say a prayer, review a list, share a thought… and take a short rest enjoying the sun and a beautiful day…
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The purposes are many, you are correct, Clay!
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The benches were/are a wise investment for the community. Better than a psychiatrist couch in these troubled times. Listen to the whisper of trees and the ripple of the lake.
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Gather oneself to handle the day, good thought, ladysighs.
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