Monday 14 December 2020

The magic of Christmas


It started a couple of weeks ago when the grandchildren each received an invitation from Lapland UK to help Father Christmas.  The elves were behind with their toy making and needed some help.

It was difficult to contain the excitement as we set off through a magical forest in search of Santa's workshop.

We walked past various small houses. 


We found the factory and helped to make some wooden reindeers which the elves then magically turned into soft toys.

We helped to decorate Gingerbread men for Mother Christmas.









Had some fun trying to skate.


The highlight of the day was, of course, meeting Father Christmas. 
Sharing with Our World Tuesday

17 comments:

  1. What a lovely outing! My granddaughters would have enjoyed this too. Merry Christmas, Marie!

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  2. What a sweet idea for the little ones! And the young at heart, too. :-)

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  3. Hello,

    What a fun family outings. I love the magical forest, It would put me in the festive mood. Enjoy your day and have a happy new week!

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  4. how lucky you are and at least the children have something ! In Belgium there is nothing except a lot of garlands, the Flemish part of Belgium doesn't care about Christmas for the it's Saint Nicolas. The Waloons are celebrating as we do and it's rather difficult to explain while this year Father Christmas is stuck and not allowed to go through the chemneys !

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  5. What a magical place for the little ones and I am sure the adults enjoyed also.

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  6. Such magic and joy for the children ~ wonderful photos ~ ^_^

    Live with love each moment,

    A ShutterBug Explores,
    aka (A Creative Harbor)

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  7. I'm glad that you retrieved some fun and happiness from this year. It's been a horrible year for children (of all ages).

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  8. Looks like they would have had a wonderful time and fortunate that you got it in before the lock down news I woke to this morning.

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  9. Awww - how cute! But I'm a bit confused as I know Lapland is in the northern regions of Scandinavia... and not the UK!

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  10. Oh how sweet to expierence this as a child!

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  11. Aw, that’s so sweet. And lovely you could share it with your grandchildren.

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  12. oh how very very cool. My 3 would've flipped their lids if I'd taken them to something like that.

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  13. So glad you got to share this with the Grandchildren before everything changed. Must have been a magical day!

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  14. That was a lovely experience and i m glad you all (big and little) got to experience it. I’m glad you are still with your daughter and family now .

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