Wonderful walk on a warm day with friends. We strolled by flowery gardens with a view of Lake Monona. The gusty wind kept us cool. Cruising down a sidewalk, we saw this unique tree ornament.
Voy a sentarme para una merienda
Paseo maravilloso con amigos un día cálido. Caminamos viendo jardines en pleno flor con un vista del Lago Monona. El viento racheado nos dio frescura. Andando por la acera, vimos este ornamento de árbol único.
Who picnics there?
¿Quién hace picnic en esta mesita?
¡Olé! –Rebecca
This post is part of Debbie’s Six Word Saturday. Click on the challenge name for some great photos!
Este artículo es parte de Debbie’s Six Word Saturday (6 palabras los sábados). Haz un clic en el nombre del reto para ver unas fotos maravillosas.
Fake Flamenco 
Uh oh! An image of fine dining🤣
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Ha ha ha! Well put, Suzette.
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Great share Rebecca.
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Thank you, Suzette. 🙂
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That’s hilarious! And noticeable!
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Yes, Wynne. Stood out as we walked by. Too bad no picnickers today. 😉
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Maybe we need to leave a few nuts up there and see what happens! 🙂
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So funny, a squirrel picnic table!!
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Exactly! Such a brilliant idea. A friend today said that the person puts a corn cob on the nail so the squirrels can sit and nibble.
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Oh! It is a squirrel picnic table!! I love it!!
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Interesting!!!
Must for for birds or squirrel!
Probably chameleon ☺️.
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Thanks for your comments, Devang. Yes, I was thinking birds or squirrels. Sadly, we have no chameleons in our cold climate. They would make a very cute picnic.
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I have several chameleons in my garden. They are very shy 😁
Next time you see such table, leave a nut or something for them, and observe what happens 😛
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Yes, squirrels are so bold in our city I think they would dash up for the snack immediately! Lucky you with the chameleons.
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The neighborhood has a few mischievous squirrels
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Yes, who knew they were si good with a saw and hammer! 😉
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Who knew that birds are offered picnic tables these days?
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That’s a great idea! May have to get one!
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I’m now wondering if we really saw a corpse flower. It seems they are significantly bigger, and Exceedingly Fussy about temperature, humidity, etc.
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That is cute. The unexpected is a neat little thing sometimes.
Poor tree is like, “What the heck, do I look like the park?”
I nailed a bird feeder to a beautiful tree once. After I removed it, there was an awful “wound” of the bark that continued to widen and split longer for the next year or so. I loved that tree so much that I suffered guilt every time I saw the obvious “scar tissue”. I often wonder if I am the only one like this.
🙄
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I have to say, Dawn Renee, I was thinking similarly about this tree. The picnic bench was cute, but how did they attach it to the tree? Would the tree get damaged? I think it’s great that you care for living things beyond humans!
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Really Rebecca, I assumed I was being the odd ball in life again?! : )
Thank you. I like the non-humans better much of the time. Present blogger company excluded, of course. Heehee
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Omigosh! A picnic bench! I lovely kooky things like that. People are so creative and funny!
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Definitely a fun conversation starter! 🙂
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lol This is interesting to make a picnic table out of wood, which is made from trees lol
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Yes, Kathy. Lots of irony here. ; )
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