one of the most beautiful towns on the French Riviera
Of the 150 cribs in Roquebrune village there are hardly any that are the same. This one, sitting on top of a wall, appears to be housed in carved wood - perhaps a gourd but I don't think so.
Posted by Jilly at 09:41
Labels: Fêtes, Villages near to Menton: Roquebrune-cap-Martin
You have eyes for beautiful details, and thanks for sharing them with us. Enjoy the Christmas Holiday!:-)
ReplyDeleteThese wonderful displays remind of a small ornament (alas, lost) I had at one time of a creche scene inside a walnut. This one is so remarkably clear and distinct.
ReplyDeleteThis series has been so sweet, Jilly.
ReplyDeleteI don't know what that is but it makes a nice creche. I especially like the Holy Family. They are almost child like.
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If the Holy Family could not have found a manger, this scene makes it appear that a cave would have been a good alternative.
ReplyDeleteIs just cute!
ReplyDeleteI've never seen so many creches. This is a wonderful series, and I especially like this one.
ReplyDeleteI like your past festive posts.
ReplyDeleteHope you and yours had a great christmas :)