Even the beach has its own tree...
And Santa?
... hanging 10, of course.
Have a Loving Weekend.
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4 comments:
I feel homesick looking at this picture. All that lovely bright light. Have a great Christmas Carla
Ooooo - that makes me think of a driftwood tree! How wonderful would that be? Driftwood and shells, starfish, and some small glass bottles filled with white and gold sand? Not together of course - but separate. Oh to have a home on the beach where I could create such a tree! I'm taking the tree in the dining room down by the way - I'm certainly not feeling in the holiday spirit in that house anymore.
Hi Isa,
Looks like everyone is starting to get into the Christmas spirit. I loved the tree on the beach. Hope your not working too hard.
Hugs
'D'
HI Isa, thanks for visiting my blog, being a Sydney girl the combination of Christmas trees and surfer makes my heart twinge. Carla
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