Each display is an original and this years is no different. Blue and White Colour scheme with the lighting creates and wonderful winter feel.
I took some shots for the committee to keep for posterity and asked if I could promote them on my blog and Facebook Page.
Its wonderful to see the magic of Christmas thru a child's eyes and to see how much they believe in the magic of this time of year.
I would really recommend you take the time to visit. I'd allow an hour so you take it all in!!
The details. I've smudged the contact numbers as I've not asked permission to post them. Contact me and I'll help you out
The donation box by the door when you come in. Pop in a goldie via the chimmney and watch it run its was down to the bottom. Don't blink, its quick
inside the baker's house. real chocolates on display
check out the bottom of the dunny door. now who could that be......
the princess carriage. Isn't this just amazing. It was manufactured locally by a very clever gentleman and his welder. There are dress up clothes for little girls to be princesses and a cloak and crown for the boys to be kings
All generations can wear a tiara. Basically if it fits, wear it!!
Posted with kind permission
the hot seat for Father Christmas when he visits
hands on fun for the kids to play with. This Thomas the Tank Engine is a substantial size
the nativity scene
the mountain that the train travels through was made by a small number of volunteers and it's brilliant
the magic garden. I counted 20 special hand made fairies. All different and all so sweet. Complete with a running waterfall and pond
The hip shakin', singin' Father Christmas
Mother Christmas. One of the volunteers actually wore this dress last year. The detail is exquisite
the wonders of the deep blue sea
He pops up fairly often
the gingerbread house is made from real gingerbread. It's about 1metre tall
This tree actually snows. Really truly. This tree is just amazing.
snow
1 comment:
Oh my... isn't that beautiful! Just lovely :)
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