Chemin des Crèches - the Bread Basket & and the Cage
I'm not sure if this is the village well or it's where the horses used to drink. Perhaps both. In any case it has been decorated for Christmas and is used to display two tiny cribs, one in a cage, one in a bread basket.
Golly they are minute, Jilly. Must have required very nimble fingers.
ReplyDeleteThe colour and texture of the wall in the first image is gorgeous.
I hope you and yours have a carefree, happy and contented day tomorrow and that you laugh often.
de belles décorations, la ville doit être vraiment très belle en cette période. Je te souhaite un JOYEUX NOËL
ReplyDeleteje te souhaite un joyeux Noël
ReplyDeleteThe cribs in this series have delighted me. Thank you for sharing them with us. Happy holidays, Jilly!
ReplyDeleteThese are so inspiring. Definitely fascinating to enlarge. Have a wonderful holiday, Jilly.
ReplyDeleteAh, I think this is the fountain in the middle of Roquebrune, the one with the beautiful tap, shaped like a dragon...
ReplyDeleteI must say, people there have really a lot of phantasie - cribs everywhere! Very nice! Thanks for showing to us, Jilly!
Merry christmas to you and everybody here - Joyeux Noel à tous!
Barbara from Germany
I'm enjoying these little holiday decorations!
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful Christmas Jilly!
THey almost look as if children made them. Very creative!! Joyeux Noël Jilly!
ReplyDeleteThese are a unique and charming way to observe the holidays. Merry Christmas to you and yours.
ReplyDeleteThese are so interesting and lovely. Happy Christmas, Jilly.
ReplyDeleteLovely scenes, nice tradition.
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas and Happy Holidays!
The most simple is the best. These little cribs illustrate the spirit of Christmas, sharing with others, no need to be excessive...
ReplyDeleteI wish you a Merry Christmas, Jilly. Kisses.
I'll second Julie on this one. Tiny!
ReplyDeleteLOvely Nativity scene.
ReplyDeleteWishing you a very merry Christmas and all the best for the new year.
Cheers.
Melbourne Daily Photo
These are somehow so sweet and moving.
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas, Jilly.
There is no end to the imagination there! Wonderful tour you are giving us.
ReplyDeleteHappy days of Christmas to you.