Twelve benches in the old town
It took me three weekends to find twelve benches in the old town that are still worth sitt…
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It took me three weekends to find twelve benches in the old town that are still worth sitt…

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It took me three weekends to find twelve benches in the old town that are still worth sitting on. Most are on no map: one hides under a ginkgo, another leans against a cobbler’s wall. I wanted to know why people stop here.
Over three weekends I found twelve benches in the old town still worth sitting on: under a ginkgo, against a cobbler’s wall, on no map at all. People keep stopping at them, and I wanted to know why.
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It’s a little funny, but the reason this started was actually very simple: one Saturday afternoon I got tired of walking and wanted somewhere to sit, and after walking for a long time I still hadn’t found one, so I started paying attention to how many benches the old town still has.
Most are on no map. One hides under a ginkgo; another leans against a cobbler’s wall.
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