Photographs by Corey Amaro.
A French shop window, home made, cotton ball decorations on a Christmas tree.
"I Love faire la fete", a true Franglais mash up.
Snapshots for those who asked to see Christmas in France. Here are a few that I took the other day.
Christmas decor gracing the corner of a window.
French window display: Red clothing to put one in the mood.
Red ruffles. Ruffles are still hot, especially in red: Morgan
French dog knows how to look the part.
Chic in a jingle bell dog collar!
Chestnuts roasting on a street corner.
I kinda like chestnut cream.
Window shopping in French is: "Lèche-Vitrine" which means, "licking the windows". The French windows are clean because of my licking.
A reindeer tugs a boat at the French children shop "La Petit Bateau".
French bonbon shop (candy store).
History of the candy that is part of the thirteen desserts.
On the fourth of December the French plant their Sainte Barbe.
Wheat grains are spread out on moist cotton pads, and are lightly watered daily.
This Barbe grows in a Moet et Chandon bucket.
French children eating candy in a candy shop.
Christmas is about tasting.
French outdoor cafe decor. Tempting to sit down and have a hot chocolate… but baby it is cold outside!
Carousals and ferris wheels are up at Christmas time in France. Happiness for children of all ages.
French Christmas outdoor market.
Gigantic chandeliers light the sky! (Sorry for the blurring photo, but I was in a taxi.)
Christmas light show in Rennes.
More Christmas photos that you asked for to come……
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