#Benches Uk

[classicmemorialbenches]

Techniques we use to depicting images on memorial bench designs

At Classic we have a number of techniques we use to depict images on our memorial bench designs and one of our favourite things to do is the colour resin inlay. There are several techniques that can be used. Here are,

✅Preparing the artwork

✅Carving the shapes into the wood

✅Pouring all of the colours

✅Skimming off the excess glue

✅clamped

[wistfulcynic]

possibly the funniest fallout of the election is that rishi, unlike david cameron, liz truss, and a record 11 sitting cabinet ministers, was re-elected in his constituency. Which means he can’t even fuck off to make shedloads on the dinner speaker circuit like a proper disgraced tory ex-pm. Instead he has to go crawling back to parliament tail firmly between legs and like. Govern or something

[vox-anglosphere]

A village lane in the Cotswolds embodies so many British values.

[sometimeslondon]

An arch at St Dunstan in the East Church

This ruined church and its gardens can be found in the City of London and provides a peaceful sanctuary for city workers from the stresses of their offices, or at least it would do but for annoying instagrammers and probably the likes of me!

[secretagentsagainstwhatever]

Fuck first past the post. All my homies hate first past the post

[dubmill]

Mutton Brook, Henlys Corner, London; 5.3.2023

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Bolt Thrower

[themetalmassacrevault]

[aneverydaything]

Day 1986, 30 November 2023

[thingsdavidlikes]

Wasting Black Light by Douguerreotype

[animatedshortoftheday]

Bench (2020) [1 min] by Rich Webber | UK

[classicmemorialbenches]

What is the best wood for an outdoor bench?

When it comes to selecting the best wood for an outdoor bench, several factors need to be considered. Outdoor benches are exposed to the elements and can be subject to moisture, UV rays, and temperature changes.

Oak is a durable and hard-wearing timber that is well-suited for making timeless outdoor furniture.

Oak has a lively grain pattern, which can cause some fine hairline cracks on the surface of the wood due to expansion and contraction in varying weather conditions.

[dansnaturepictures]

21/10/2023-Bolton's Bench and Denny Wood in the New Forest and home

Pictures taken in this set are of: 1. One of many gorgeous and striking fly agarics on a lovely walk from Bolton's Bench, ruby gems of the land of the birches, it was the mushroom we came here hoping to see for the first time this year having seen them here before and it did not disappoint with a wealth of them in different shapes and sizes which was a treat to see. 2. A beautiful Woodlark towards the end of the Bolton's Bench walk, a great surprise to see a nice energetic bird seeing it fly and hunkered down too what an autumn I'm having for seeing them. 3. Bleeding fairy helmet, a delicate and charming mushroom I was pleased to see and learn at Denny Wood today. 4. A paradisiacal mushroom, amethyst deceiver at Denny Wood. One of a few of these minute purple beauties enjoyed on the mossy ground here a key place down the years in a strong record I've had of seeing these in autumn since finally seeing my first here three years ago. I am thrilled that we saw a few of these today too, the two big targets of my fungi year seen today with this and fly agaric and I treasured both sightings. 5. Autumn leaves out the front in the evening sun at home. 6. Black-eyed Susan interestingly coming out again like a few flowers in the garden, notable for the time of year. 7. Star shaped mushrooms on the Bolton's Bench walk. 8. View on that walk. 9. Fly on another key mushroom at Denny Wood, common earthball I enjoyed a couple of flies on mushrooms at each site. 10. Mushroom at Denny Wood.

Other fungi I enjoyed seeing were devil's finger eggs and some fine nail fungus (poronia punctata) in horse manure near Bolton's Bench again here after last month, false death cap, common puffball and turkey tail with lichen enjoyed too. One of my greatest ever fungi days. There were other great bird moments too with a dashing Peregrine seen really nicely flying over early on in the Bolton's Bench walk and the characteristic Rook here, Carrion Crow, Long-tailed Tit at both sites, Blue Tit and Marsh Tit at Denny Wood, Great Tit at Bolton's Bench, Blackbird at Denny Wood and Chaffinch there also enjoyed. New Forest Pony, Grey Squirrel, gorse, some heather in flower, hawksbeard/hawksbit, tormentil and hawthorn and holly berries were also good to see in the forest. A Light Brown Apple moth in the garden and Goldfinches, Starlings and Collared Dove were lovely at home moments today with a cornflower type flower seen in the garden too.

[vox-anglosphere]

A wintry view of Snowshill sums up the English village in one photo

[coochiequeens]

The dude raped girls and the courts let him leave the country because he had a prebooked vacation?

A convicted pedophile was allowed to take a week-long vacation to Greece while awaiting sentencing for a slew of horrific offenses against children and animals.

On October 19, Matthew Thompson, a 48 year old man from Barnsley, United Kingdom, pleaded guilty to ten charges at Bradford Crown Court. But despite the sickening nature of his crimes, Thompson was given the okay to take a vacation to Greece ahead of his sentencing hearing in November.

Thompson was convicted of abusing two young girls, both of whom were under the age of 13 at the time. Five of his ten charges referenced child rape, with Thompson admitting to four separate counts of assault by penetration, and one of sexual activity with a child. 

In addition to the assaults, Thompson was convicted on five charges related to creating child sexual exploitation material, and possessing extreme pornography depicting sexual activity with animals.

Despite pleading guilty, Thompson was allowed to embark on a week-long vacation to Greece prior to being sentenced. Barrister Gillian Batts had told the court on Wednesday that Thompson had a pre-booked trip to Kos that he wanted to go on, and that had already paid for it.

According to Yorkshire Live, Batts said that Thompson’s vacation would go from October 20 to the 27th. She stated that Thompson would register as a sex offender prior to his departure, and that after he returned to the United Kingdom he would “sign on” with the Barnsley police. 

Despite calling Thompson’s crimes “extremely serious,” Judge Gibson declined to revoke Thompson’s bail and take him into custody, noting that Thompson “[had] entered honest pleas.”

Gibson also assured Thompson that he would get “proper credit for [his] guilty pleas in due course” once being sentenced.

The court made it a condition of Thompson’s continued bail to report to Barnsley police on October 28, the day after he is is scheduled to arrive back from his vacation in Greece, to prove he had returned to the UK. 

Thompson’s sentencing hearing is set for November 18. 

By Yuliah Amla Yuliah is a junior researcher and journalist at Reduxx. She is a passionate advocate for women's rights and child safeguarding. Yuliah lives on the American east coast, and is an avid reader and book collector.

[moreeverydaythings]

Day 1691 - A direction signpost and bench on top of Moelydd Hill, Shropshire