The village is all set up for another year. I don't know if I'm completely happy with the set up but it'll stay that way. I still haven't gotten things plugged in so it can light up and I'm not even sure if I'll bother with that this year. I don't spend all that much time in the living room anyway and I don't think I plugged it in all that often last year.
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You have a really nice collection! ❤️
Wonderful collection! I remember when you had it lit up :)
wow, it is amazing. But I just bet it is so much fun to add new things. My favorite is the train.
It is so sweet. I love miniature things.
That is a pretty big collection. I love the train.
love the church and the train, and your collection has really grown since we met in 2009.. a lot! for some reason all of these popped me back to mothers little houses. they were the ones from the 1940's that were make of sparkling cardboard, with celaphane colored windows and cotton on the roof, with glitter in the snow.. she had 3 houses and a church and they were out every year of my life at home.. I now wonder what happened to them
Ann a very creative arrangement. Very life like. We like the train station
Hugs cecilia
Looks so pretty Ann. I've never had a village but I think I might look into this for next year...
That's a big collection. Looks great! Accessories would always be a good addition. I don't know where you'd fit anything else--lol! Wow! Really nice!
Most beautiful.
I linked this post to Happy Tuesday.
Have a fabulous day and week, Ann. Big hug to you and lots of scritches to Gibbs. ♥
Love your collection... you need to light that village up. It can be your Happy spot for the times you go into the living room.
Sue
P.S. I really love that hutch you have your train on. A beautiful piece of furniture and perfect for the train scene.
Sue
I love the train and the church also. Makes the town seem so much more real. You can always buy another table! lol
This is beautiful, Ann.
I have my moms village that she made a long time ago in ceramics class. I haven't put it up in years though.
A lovely village.
Very nice collection. How come you don't put it in the AnnCave to enjoy more?
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