December can be dark and cold, but the pretty Christmas lights can help brighten the darkness. Enjoy this picture of our local blue tree on our town common. The tradition of blue lights has been going on for over 60 years.
We had some panic a few years ago when the tree where the blue lights were strung had to be cut down, but another tree was brought in to take its place.
Wishing everyone the joy and peace of the holiday season.
Enjoy!
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Bon Repos Gites
December 9, 2020
That’s very pretty and so festive!
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Nancy Loderick
December 9, 2020
Hi Bon Repos Gites,
Thank you for your comment. Yes, it is pretty and so nice to see on a cold winter night.
I hope you and your family are well.
Nancy
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Bon Repos Gites
December 9, 2020
You are very welcome! Our lockdown restrictions should be easing soon, so, am looking forward to seeing the festive lights 🙂
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Eileen Feigenbaum
December 9, 2020
Lovely! Merry Christmas to you Ken and “The Brits”
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Nancy Loderick
December 14, 2020
Hi Eileen,
The very same to you and your family!
Nancy
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PurplePumpernickel
December 9, 2020
I’m speculating that the tree had to be felled because of disease or weakness; it is good that another was planted in its place. It makes for a lovely community celebration.
Are the lights always blue?
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Nancy Loderick
December 14, 2020
Hi,
Your supposition is correct, the first tree had some sort of disease. And yes, the lights are always blue. 🙂
Nancy
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