The WINs are always ready to eat.
And visit.
Here are the festive hat ladies.
A creosote bush was drafted as a Christmas tree.
Our Bagpipe Bob played a few numbers for us.
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The sound of a bagpipe is one of my very favorite things, but I have to wonder what the non-WINs in the area are thinking. "Am I hearing things - are those bagpipes?"
Have you ever heard 'Oh, Come all ye Faithful' on the bagpipes? It's just beautiful.
And we finished out the evening with carols around the multiple fires.
Meanwhile, I don't think our little Harper was thrilled with Santa.
Happy Holidays
to all our blogger friends
from Barbara and Ron
Merry Christmas to the two of you and continued safe travels.
ReplyDeleteLooks like you had a great time. Wish I could have been there with you. Still have to make my first WIN get together.
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas to you both. Where's your funny hat?
ReplyDeletePoor little Harper, he doesn't look too thrilled. :c( Hopefully he gets the hang of Santa soon.
I, too, love the bagpipes, maybe because I'm Scottish! But, I've never heard bagpipes play Christmas carols.Thanks for sharing!Merry Christmas!!
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas to you both - see you soon!
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas. Looks like everyone is having a good time. Sorry I won't be catching up with everyone this winter, but if anyone is in the Mesa area, give me a call.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing the video of the pipes...wanted more!! Looks like a wonderful gathering and celebration. Merry Christmas.
ReplyDeleteI love the tree! Ive never heard bagpipes play Christmas tunes, very cool! Merry Christmas to you both.
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas ... keep having fun! By next year Harper will be enjoying visiting with Santa.
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