We're waiting every day for snow to cover this village in white...no luck yet. It's a brown world for now, though sometimes there is blue mist or frost.
If you look closely at the middle picture, you will see the tip of the huge Christmas tree which is put up every December in the town square, where there is also a Christmas market and an ice skating rink. Yesterday I bought candied almonds, turkish delight, and roasted chestnuts in a little paper cone. It's such a wonderful time of year.
Happy December!
xoxo country girl
What a beautiful place to live. Thanks ever so much for sharing photos and especially your photos of Rafael. It's heartwarming to watch you enjoy being a mother and introducing Rafael to this wonderful world. Take care,
ReplyDeleteYou have such a gorgeous home, what a fairyland! I cant wait to see it in the snow!~
ReplyDeleteOver in Scotland we're waiting on snow to come too :) hope it gets here soon. First picture is lovely!
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Oh...how lovely! I can not stop telling you how beautiful your photos are! Love seeing that Christmas tree! Cool...
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Gert
PS We're getting our first *snow* today! smile...
Hi sweetie! Wonderful to see you over on my blog - missed you! But I know how busy you are with everything...and so happy that you are! Wishing you snow soon...love the pictures, so Austrian. It's been too long since I was there. Happy happy December to you & your boys (and Kiki!) xoxo
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ReplyDeleteYour village always looks so lovely. And the large Christmas tree and skating rink- soooo perfect!!! I'm sure that Raffi is going to have such a wonderful & magical first holiday season. I know you'll show him all that there is to love about this time of year, including your beautiful village:). I can't wait to see some photos of it all covered in white. And more photos of your cute little peanut too:). xox, Blair
Merry winter holiday season in blessed Purkersdorf to you Dawn and Rafael, Ramon and the doggies.
ReplyDeleteI just love your village. Must feel like a dream or movie set during the holidays.
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I can see the tree! Oh Dawn, please take pictures of the Christmas market and village center at Christmastime. It must be so magical. xox
ReplyDeleteDear Dawn,
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Love,
S
I just found your blog via La Porte Rouge and without knowing you live in Autria, the first and then the second picture made me think these must have been taken in Europe! Then I read about where you live and spent time looking at all your past posts. I too spent my childhood in CA and now live in Switzerland.
ReplyDeleteWelcome, Juliana! So glad to have you here. La Porte Rouge is my very favorite blog. So beautiful!
ReplyDeleteHow small the world is...but by now, nothing really surprises me when it comes to the blog world. I have met so many kindred spirits and am always on the look out for more. :)
Hope you'll stay in touch!
xo Dawn
I especially like the pictures you take on your walks. The ones with hoarfrost are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteHi...I'm an Italian girl.I was lucky to have found your blog is really beautiful.I was enchanted by the wonderful scenery...is so magical!Is magnificent as the simple little things that make life wonderful.your simplicity and your positivity is addictive.Your photos are great.I apologize for my english I hope I made myself understood.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Marianna! What a sweet soul you are!
ReplyDeleteYour english is wonderful.
Come back soon!
Ciao!
xoxo
Oh thank you so much!You're very kind.I am so glad that my English is understood.I have become a big fan and I will follow your blog with great pleasure:)
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xoxo