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MargaretR · 09-02-2009, 23:36

Public seating in Hyndburn - recommendations please
I expect to be emerging from hibernation soon.
When I do, I need to do it gradually.

I wouldn't survive a full day trip to the coast until I have practiced a bit by being out and about in public places for short spells first.

You think I'm joking don't you?
I have lived the life of a semi recluse for several months now, and to 'emerge' is a big step for me.
I won't be venturing further than the borough boundaries at first because I will need to be able to get home fairly rapidly if I get too exhausted.
A nearby public parking area, with no need for an uphill walk to it, would also be an advantage.

Time is needed to reacclimatise myself to people and noise, so I need you to suggest locations
where I can sit down, maybe chat to a fellow sitter, but not be exposed to drunken itinerant layabouts and chavs.

I don't want you to suggest a park bench - I need to be in a busy place -
If all I needed was a leafy view and fresh air, I already have that on my doorstep.

So please identify the locations of public seating that you think would suit and when are the best times/days to use them.

09-02-2009, 23:36	#1
MargaretR God Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: c l m Posts: 12,362 Blog Entries: 4 Liked: 518 times Rep Power: 68671	Public seating in Hyndburn Public seating in Hyndburn - recommendations please I expect to be emerging from hibernation soon. When I do, I need to do it gradually. I wouldn't survive a full day trip to the coast until I have practiced a bit by being out and about in public places for short spells first. You think I'm joking don't you? I have lived the life of a semi recluse for several months now, and to 'emerge' is a big step for me. I won't be venturing further than the borough boundaries at first because I will need to be able to get home fairly rapidly if I get too exhausted. A nearby public parking area, with no need for an uphill walk to it, would also be an advantage. Time is needed to reacclimatise myself to people and noise, so I need you to suggest locations where I can sit down, maybe chat to a fellow sitter, but not be exposed to drunken itinerant layabouts and chavs. I don't want you to suggest a park bench - I need to be in a busy place - If all I needed was a leafy view and fresh air, I already have that on my doorstep. So please identify the locations of public seating that you think would suit and when are the best times/days to use them. __________________