Our lovely family Christmas got even more wonderful with a significant fall of snow last evening, and a freezing, crystal morning.
We're open as usual, but the Gallery has been dressed for Christmas:
The morning walk round the garden was a very sparkly affair!
A quick trip to the local shop for milk and things was a great excuse for a walk to the Lighthouse Road viewpoint, about a mile away.
Back home - we baked some bread:
We're open as usual, but the Gallery has been dressed for Christmas:
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| a lovely Nordman tree - from up the hill at Legananny |
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| the fireplace |
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| we've moved the big table into the window |
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| and the settee in front of the fire - very cosy for all! |
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| charging around! |
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| singing jingle bells |
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| Ernie's first snow.... |
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| ice crystals on the cupboard |
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| and from the puddles |
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| across the lawn |
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| and cuddles for Charlie |
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| what a stunning day, |
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| Slieve Garron - with famine fields picked out by the snow |
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| looking South East to County Armagh |
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| Slieve Gullion |
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| a beautiful Mournes Panorama |
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| using antique 'Hovis' tins donated by Caroline |
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| even turkey sandwiches taste great in this bread! |
