Garden Seats at the Boggy Brae

Today's work space. I'm cutting back spiraea that is trying to take over. In the process I can get at brambles too and yank them out, make a new wood pile and photograph mosses (thus the tripod). Also in the process I can create find new garden seats, known at Boggy Brae as
"sit-upon-eries".

This one is the Grey Sallow sit-upon-ery

 Grey Sallow joins a fine tribe of garden
sit-upon-eries including this apple one, which is the first one I made discovered. It needs to be weeded!

Here is the rhododendron ponticum one. you can see its 'pontiness' (bridginess) here too.

There is potentially a wild cherry one here except that a foxglove has got there first. I might need to move that elsewhere.

The ridiculously monstrous cypress sit-upon-ery.

And, of course, the eucalyptus

(photo from last May).

Thr trunk now rests on that log under it.

There will be more. Coffee break over.