Christmas Card from Carlisle!

I took these photos in Carlisle a few weeks back, but wanted to share them with you now, and wish you all a very Merry Christmas/Happy Holidays/Sweet Solstice, depending on what you celebrate. I hope you find something to warm your heart at this festive time of year! The featured image shows Carlisle Castle, almost 1000 years old and standing proud beneath a rare blanket of snow.

Ingrid in the snow
The Snow Queen returns…

I’ll be back for Festive Sonnet Sunday, then I’ll be taking a break to prepare lots of exciting things for EIF in the New Year, and maybe even take some time off, if that is possible!

Best wishes,
Ingrid

52 thoughts on “Christmas Card from Carlisle!

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  1. Thank you for sharing a winter wonderland scene, Snow Queen. ❄ Continue enjoying the beauty of the season. Wishing you and your family a wonderful holiday. 🎄

  2. That thick blanket of snow looks lovely and so does the snow queen! 😍
    Happy holidays to you and your boys! Take a break and let’s meet on the other side of the year. ❤️

  3. Lovely photo, Ingrid! Thousand-year-old buildings always amaze me! We don’t have much that’s 300 years old!

    Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you and your family! If anyone deserves a break, you do! <3

    1. You are not the first person from the US who has said this, Cheryl: I must remember not to take these historic sites for granted!

      Wishing you and your loved ones the happiest of holidays ❤️

  4. Best wishes for the holiday season. I love the shape of your eyebrows in your selfie. 🙂 Enjoy your break. I’ll look forward to seeing what you come up with the new year.

      1. Thanks Ingrid. I hoped to email you saying it was done but not yet… Ah well, I’m closer to finished than I was a week ago 🙂

  5. Carlisle! I worked there years ago for a Month or two. Long story but I woke up next to a sheep….no joke. Merry Christmas to you and yours!

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