They haven’t put up the holiday lights yet. They usually do it at the beginning of December, so if it doesn’t snow too much, early next week the lights will go up.
Hope everybody had a good holiday, no matter what you did or where you did it.
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beautiful shots
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Garry really has a very remarkable “eye.”
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Thank you, Beth. Lovely scenes to get.
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That last photo is a very pretty capture. Not just the moon, but the light shining on those steeples–nice one, Garry.
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He has a GREAT eye!
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Lois, thank you. Caught that with my peripheral vision, holdover from my working days.
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By jove, I think he’s got it! Yup. You’ve still got it, Garry.
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Lovely pictures, Garry. The last one with the moon is gorgeous.
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I love that the glow of the moon shows on the steeple 😀
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Roberta, thanks. The moon was so beckoning.
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Great shots. I love the last one with the moon.
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That is one of my favorite of Garry’s photos. I took a similar one, but his is better.
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It’s such a good composition
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Marilyn, thanks. A pic compliment from you is pure gold.
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Thanks, Sadje. I think the man on the moon cued me for the shots.
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How nice of him. 😛
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Garry, what stunning captures! They “capture” my feelings of this season and the hope I have.
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Small town’s are different. I think there’s less commercialization — maybe because we don’t have a lot of shopping (you have to go to another town if you want a mall because we don’t have one) — and maybe because our celebrations (except for our “Christmas parade at the beginning of December) tend to be small and family-centered.
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So true, Marilyn. I live in one and share those sentiments.
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There are a lot of things that annoy me about this town, but I can’t imagine living in a big city again. Or even a medium-size city.
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Yes, I understand. I live close “enough” to get to medical help and conveniences I’ve grown to rely upon. I enjoy visiting, but in no way residing in them like you.
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Boston is too far (and too much traffic) for us to get to on any regular basis, but we do (luckily!) have a good hospital and a great doctor out here.
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K.L., thank you so much. The moon was really stunning and beckoning.
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You’re welcome, Garry. You described it beautifully!
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