A Christmas Dinner by the village Infant School
they displayed a note saying they weren't edible!
Christmas Carols
by My WI group
Thank You Ma'am, by a milliner
Dressing For Christmas
I really liked this one, and
The Fashionable Foliage Tree
Blesma, the Military Charity for Limbless Veterans
Walking In The Air
a thank you to Raymond Briggs by the Library volunteers
Shelter
Barrow Farm Riding School For The Disabled
always do a lovely display
Marmalade Sandwich Tree
by my village church
Aiming Higher, brilliant rocket tree by Highwood Village School
The Crafting Year by a sewing and crafting group
Re-Tyred Snowman, very clever, from the village garage
Guiding Spirit by The Guides
Christmas Choo Choo Tree
Lonely Pup In The Christmas Shop
Writtle Singers, photos of Singer sewing machines, how clever.
There was also a craft exhitibion and refreshments.
After a cup of tea and cake we went back into the church to watch the Morris Dancers
∼ Be safe and well∼
Polly x
What a large display of whimsical and beautiful trees! A lot of imagination went into these. I enjoyed the Morris Dancers too. And those mince tart ornaments DO look real! Which reminds me that I need to bake my own mince tarts next week.
ReplyDeleteThat sounds productive Debra, I used to make my own but I can't be bothered nowadays :-(
DeleteWhat a wonderful display and so many creative ways to decorate and present a tree. Those ornaments did look "delicious" and some folks may have thought so as well, so good fro the warning.
ReplyDeleteHello Beatrice. You know what children are like, they see something and it doesn't occur to them that it's not real!
DeleteSome incredibly inventive ideas there. They have a similar event in our local church but I didn't make it down there this year.
ReplyDeleteI enjoy the tree festivals, it's a lovely day out.
DeleteSo nice decorations…love the queen doll…so cute …🍀🙏🍀🎄❤️🐾🍀
ReplyDeleteIt is, and the little dog :-)
DeleteA wonderful festival, Polly, and so many clever ideas. I enjoyed all the displays and, yes, I agree - time flies!
ReplyDeleteAmalia
xo
Hello Amalia, every year I'm in awe at all the wonderful trees.
DeleteSo much amazing ingenuity. The work that must have gone into them! I like the ones by the village hairdresser. So simple yet so striking.
ReplyDeleteThat was one of my favourites.
DeleteIt's pretty amazing how much imagination is employed in creating these trees. I'd be hard pressed to choose a favorite tree, although the Christmas carols tree plucks my traditional heart strings. The retyred snowman is delightful. Really cute. I'm glad you shared the Morris Dancers. Loved that! xo
ReplyDeleteThank you Nancy
DeleteThanks for inviting us to the festival. I can imagine infants' faces filled with joy.
ReplyDeleteThe children love it, they get very excited.
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