Little ceramic houses on display in the christmas market in Aachen (Germany). I always thought Kandern would look this way.
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trebor61 3:30 am on December 27, 2008 | #
What a cute collection of small houses. I can imagine wee people living in them. Nice scene.
Rudat 11:17 am on December 27, 2008 | #
Looks like a real storybook German village. Nice!
Mhuire 11:43 am on December 27, 2008 | #
Someday, I will like to live in a little village, like these one. But I must be very very little too, I’m afraid…
I love your drawings, specially the christmas ones!
BoboMonkey 4:30 pm on December 27, 2008 | #
I love that market, do they still have the glass blower that makes the ornaments? Love to pick up some more, maybe next year we will make a drive out there. Nice drawing, reminds me of the shop that sells the wooden ornaments. Am I right?
renefijten 2:14 am on December 28, 2008 | #
The glass blower is still there on the market, in front of the ancient city hall, just opposite the lane where they sold these little houses. And next to the Glühwein tent.
Margie 1:46 pm on December 28, 2008 | #
This is delightful!