I can see why Nathalie might say that: the view is similarly astounding. However, being carved from the rock, MrsMC would be a little harsher on the backside!
Jack, the place is a restaurant in summer but in winter it's closed and sometimes you see homeless people sitting under the awnings. I expect one of them put that old chair at the end of the jetty to enjoy the view. Perhaps it was the proprietor of the restaurant?
That green chair looks a good place to sit, don't you think?
Yes! I can't believe it is not occupied! The best seat in the house I'm sure.
ReplyDeleteand as you said, from there you can see every detail of menton!
ReplyDeleteLooks like you have a decent view from that chair.
ReplyDeleteExcept for that lamp beside it ... it looks like it is a couple of watts over the limit ...
ReplyDeleteC'est, peut-etre , la chaise de Mme Butterfly qui attend le retour de Pinkerton ?
ReplyDeleteYes, I would walk out there and sit in that green chair and take in the view.
ReplyDeleteIt reminds me of Mrs Macquarie's chair in Sydney...
ReplyDelete... with a good book and a beverage. Ha
ReplyDeleteI can see why Nathalie might say that: the view is similarly astounding. However, being carved from the rock, MrsMC would be a little harsher on the backside!
ReplyDeleteIt is kind of odd seeing an isolated chair out there by itself. I wonder what the full story is . . .
ReplyDeleteJack, the place is a restaurant in summer but in winter it's closed and sometimes you see homeless people sitting under the awnings. I expect one of them put that old chair at the end of the jetty to enjoy the view. Perhaps it was the proprietor of the restaurant?
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