Showing posts with label Courtyard carols. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Courtyard carols. Show all posts

Sunday, December 19, 2010

The Courtyard's tree

Every year the Faulkner's (my in-laws) and their neighbours put up and light a festive tree in their combined courtyard at the Barn in Sheffield. I believe a few Carols and the consumption of hot toddies also takes place.
She's glowing this year even under snow
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I believe there is loads more snow than this now, with some of the European and English airports closed. (I received these photos above a couple of days ago from Kevin) I have a young 2nd cousin and her husband stranded in Singapore, as their plane for that special "northern hemisphere holiday with Gilly's eldest sister - Jo, my god daughter" couldn't land in Heathrow today because of too much snow.
This photo arrived overnight from Frank's brother, Peter - taken in their garden at Banbury, Oxfordshire, yesterday. Apparently some of the north did not get hit as bad as the south - near Heathrow and Gatwick.
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And now the Snowy Mountains in both New South Wales and Victoria have been topped with snow - and it's mid summer in OZ - the forecast is for more snow on Christmas Day in the highlands - most unusual.