Have A Seat In Malaysia

Maybe it's due to year 'round warm weather. Or how little a basic plastic chair costs. In Malaysia, like in Ethiopia, unattended chairs seem to be everywhere. Pull up a seat and take a look.

Behind a fence.

Taking a break behind a restaurant. In the street, waiting for a ride?

Going upscale from humble plastic.

Guarding parking spaces. Waiting for feet.

Looking like they sank into concrete quicksand. Who decides to chop the legs?

The Chairs Of Ethiopia

For some reason, there are a lot of empty seats scattered around Ethiopia. Inside, outside, in restaurants, hotels, churches, been there, sat that. Presenting the chairs of Ethiopia.

Hotel.

Front porch of a motel. Behind a kitchen area.

Overflow in hotel corridor.

Pavilion seating at a trade fair. Empty restaurant.

Abandoned vendor stall.

Once plush, twice plush.

Waiting for lunch at a cafe.

Having A Seat In Maine

Maine has plenty of places to sit and admire the scenery, but few people taking advantage of the fine views. Too bad. Your options:

Double adirondack chairs in Bar Harbor.

A mama-daughter picnic table set in Brooksville.

A chair for one overlooking Jordan Pond. Room for three on a lawn in Surry.

Backyard slider in Hancock.

A place to neck on Newbury Neck Road.