If the person or people who stole my lovely bench and coffee table from the caravan park, would like to to get in touch then I will give them the cushion that goes with the bench as it is obviously no longer of any use to me  :(
 
I am disabled and got a lot of pleasure sitting out on my bench so I hope that makes you feel good! - Of course, I forgot people like you don't have a conscience! It's a sad day when you have to practically chain, bolt or padlock your belongings in order to prevent their theft.  
 
FYI the bench was a 2 seater bench with a lovely rose carved out on the back of it and it has a little repair job to the right hand side arm. The small coffee table is wooden with cross gate legs (approx 18" wide) with the name Pagoda on it.

Thanks Macbill. As a child I spent many months at a time at the house that was known then as Mambeg Pier (now Pier House). I have such happy memories and it is probably down to that, that I decided to buy a caravan on the Peninsula as I just love the area. The person who owned the house was a work colleague of my Fathers.  He did work for the Commander at Faslane Submarine base. In return my Dad's work colleague was given permission to go over to the base for diesel for his boat which my father did on many occasion while on holiday. Somehow I don't think that kind of arrangement would happen now - can you imagine?? In those days there weren't any police boats and the Peace Camp wasn't there either - how things have changed. Incidentally I never did get my bench or table back. I guess nowhere is immune from petty crime.