Nativity set from Ghana. Wordless Wednesday
Tuesday, 16 December 2008
Wordless Wednesday
Posted by Judith at 21:33
Labels: christmas, Ghana, nativity, wordless wednesday
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- Judith
- A middle-aged wife, mother and Salvation Army Officer enjoying life. Nigel & I have been married for 27 years and are desperately trying to think what to do to celebrate our 30th in 2011!! any ideas? We have one son, Karl, who is a Health Trainer and a delightful kitten called Karmen.
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8 comments:
Hi, Judith,
thought I'd like to come back and see some more of your blog.
There are not that many blogging SA officers.
Your hand carved manger had a classy and peaceful touch.
A piece of history and art to be near.
From Felisol
Thank you for your visit Felisol. The nativity set was hand carved by the side of the road - I bought it whilst I was living out there.
Suosdei from Cambodia, Judith!
You have a lovely nativity set there - my mother would love to have one of those :)
P.S. Thanks for your visit earlier.
Very pretty and so special !
What a special Nativity Scene! You've given me an idea for next week! My mum bought Stacey a little one when she was born and we still use it every year - she'll be 21 next year! I cannot imagine having a Christmas without a Nativity Scene having a special place!
Hope you're having a happy day!
Love
J
Wow, native indeed! nice 'belen'. Its our philippine term of natvity set. Merry Christmas. Thank you for visiting my blog. Happy WW!
the handiwork is amazing
I really like nativities that are simple and warm feeling - this is one of my favorites of all that I've seen on all the blogs
Lovely holiday shot.
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