Sleepy lions is today’s advent calendar photo. Find a cat for the warmest spot! Christmas is almost upon us and Saturday is the last day to enter my giveaway. Just leave a comment or follow my blog for a chance to get signed copies of two of my poetry books.
Some cute dog towel origami for the 19th December online advent calendar! Love it when people make art out of everyday things. Cruise ship staff seem to be particularly talented in this. Have you ever tried creating something with a towel?
Just one week to go now until Christmas, so here’s some robins doing a happy dance! Holly Robin Dance Ceramic Ornament by AnnabelsAbstract
I’m fairly sure Hebes are not Christmas flowers in the UK but these were still flowering in December 2017, on the north side of the house too! Not this year, so back to normal but just shows how topsy turvey the weather can be effecting nature. Bees love them but are nowhere to be seen …
A cheery tree photo for today’s 16th December advent calendar. Hopefully it will brighten up your winters day! Giveaway I haven’t done a giveaway for a long time, so this week I’m giving away signed copies of two of my picture poetry books. Learn how light works and the water cycle in an entertaining way …
It’s Sunday 15th December, a day to chill if you can! So this red lemur poster is today’s advent calendar picture. He’s available in my zazzle store ⭐️ Tomorrow I’m starting a giveaway, so do pop back so you don’t miss out! ⭐️
Today’s advent calendar photo is my favourite local seaside town, Exmouth in Devon. Oh I do like to be beside the seaside!
Advent calendar December 13th, unlucky number for some but I hope these fairy lights bring luck. Lights certainly cheer a place up, especially in the depths of winter!
December 12th advent calendar is an abstract winter scene of a chilly Exeter Quay. I enjoy playing around with photo editing software and this is one of those creations!
Today’s advent calendar picture features a snow painting. We don’t often have snow in Southern England but of course it is frequently depicted in Christmas scenes. That is down to the Victorians it seems, as they were in a mini ice age. I found this interesting article that explains more about the tradition.
