"Gimme Shelter" - Stones, 1969
Remember my previous posting about the southbound bus stop in the middle of our village? I wrote about it back on the 24th of August -- the link is here.
Both John and my friend Cindy got me all excited yesterday, telling me that our village finally had a new bus shelter! But when I asked for details, neither of them would tell me anything...saying that I'd just have to see it for myself.
Well, I did this morning. Here it is...and no wonder they wanted me to see this very special piece of engineering for myself!
Here's the new "waiting area" for the Oxford-bound bus.
(Click on this, or any of the images, for a full-sized version.)
This new shelter has everything anybody could possibly need as they wait for the bus!
The west-facing chair is for smokers...
...while the adjoining chair, facing east, is for the non-smokers.
A sign, decorated with an "England" flag, will help ensure that passengers won't board a bus going the wrong direction.
And finally, I think the hanging plant is the perfect final touch!
Ahhhh...English village life!
Janet
5 Comments:
Why do I have a sneaky feeling that John and your friend Cindy had something to do with it. lol. I think it’s so funny. Is there a LITTLE BRITAIN admirer out there who will own up to this prank? I bet the council are a little embarrassed about this by now.
Your cup runneth over!
What I love is that it's so green, which plants suspicion firmly on George Monbiot.
Ahhh...the English sense of humour. I can't wait to show my husband.
This is priceless!
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