Either way, any rival guide – for use at Gatwick – might want to replace it with a different characteristic; to cite the most obvious, the famous reserve that ensures, however rat-arsed a Briton might be, that he will always attempt to make it to the nearest wall, bench or darkish corner before urinating or vomiting in public.
It became a cozy oasis with a privacy wall, bench and fire pit.
Eventually, we graduated to more solid logs, stone walls, benches, small ditches, and banks scattered around the farm's cross-country course.
By luck or serendipity, the plaza, built before the first wave of skateboarding's craze arrived, came equipped with everything a street rider could want from a supersize playground: perfectly smooth, wave-shaped embankments (the banks) rising along the length of one side; walls, benches, stairways and granite tree boxes to perform tricks; pillars to climb against; and long stair rails to descend.
The sand embankment is a retention wall-bench made of wood.
From this room, one can walk out onto an adjacent roof, where yet another wall-bench combo opens onto expanded views of the park and the city.
Inside, there is a dark wood floor, a mirrored wall, a bench and some mats.
If you have no tripod, cast an eye around for a sturdy surface like a wall or bench.
Carrot flies are poor fliers and usually stay close to the ground, so pots kept on a wall or bench may also escape attack.
Using your arms to help if needed, jump onto a wall or bench.
At the festival's trade fair, 100%, Mr Kelley launched BOB, a magnetic modular system that can be arranged to create wall dividers, benches, platforms or sculptures.
