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I know you expect me to show you some pictures, even in a Christmas post, so what could be more appropriate than a few photos of our Christmas tree, which sits neatly in a corner of our Living Room:
Red and gold is evidently our chosen colour scheme this year, but take a closer look. What sort of decorations have we used? Not the traditional ones, that's for sure...
The lights are in the form of my beloved chilli peppers
Any many of the "baubles" are real chillis from my own garden
In my humble opinion, a magical combination, which imparts a real warm (hot??) glow!
Up at the top of the tree is this little "Angel" - a fluffy Teddy-bear with golden wings!
While behind him, hanging from the curtain rail, is this piece of painted glassware, featuring Poinsettias and Holly. When the sun shines through it this is really lovely. We've had it for many years, and these days it always hangs in the same place each Christmas.
Finally, here's a photo of the tree done in 1960s style...
HAPPY CHRISTMAS, Everyone!
Merry Christmas to you and yours! Love your tree decorations and lights!
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas to you and yours, as well. I adore your original tree, such style you have!
ReplyDeleteYour chili-shaped ornaments are interesting! They show how much you love chili!
ReplyDeleteI wish you and your family a merry Christmas!
I'm here too - how sad is that? I have the red cabbage braising so it smells lovely and Christmassy. Have a lovely Christmas Mark and thank you too for your contributions to my blog - your comments are always very much appreciated. I look forward to keeping up with your antics next year!
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful Christmas, Mark. Love your chili tree ornaments.
ReplyDeleteHappy Christmas to you and yours Mark great to become your friend this year xx
ReplyDeleteHappy Christmas Mark, love the ornaments.
ReplyDeleteYour tree looks very festive. May I wish you and yours a very Merry Christmas and Happy New Year?
ReplyDeleteHappy Christmas Mark
ReplyDeleteLove the chilli lights x
Happy Christmas! Have a lovely day.
ReplyDeleteHa, ha, everyone one is here. Not a lot to do on Christmas Eve except...wait! Love your Christmas tree!
ReplyDeleteWonderful post Mark. Love the chilli tree!!
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas to you and your family - you must have the "hottest" tree in England!
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas Mark
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas Mark. Have a wonderful day! Am loving that tree!!!!!!!!!!!!!! x
ReplyDeleteLovely tree, Mark! Merry Christmas to you and your family. I have enjoyed visiting your blog this year and sharing our love of cooking and gardening. Blessings to all!
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas Mark!
ReplyDeleteI love your chilli tree, it's a great idea.
ReplyDeleteMerry merry Christmas to you Mark and to your family.
Ellada :-)))
Happy Christmas Mark - a day late but I've been determined to avoid the laptop for the past few days so that I can concentrate on other things! Chill decorations very jolly and useful! Will you string them after christmas to dry? I've got 4 chillies from a plant which reflowered in August, also plum tomatoes still growing (just) on my balcony - perhaps I should have copied your stylist tree! All the best, Caro x
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