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| Photo taken in Kaysersberg, France in December 2011 |
Even though it is fairly small, the village of Kaysersberg has many stores. We did a lot of window shopping during our visit in December 2011. The lights glowed from within, illuminating the dark, cobblestone streets. The windows were warm and inviting. It was a magical holiday scene.
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A cookie shop specializing in gingerbread
Photo taken in Kaysersberg, France in December 2011 |
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Even meat hanging in the window of this charcuterie has a festive air.
Photo taken in Kaysersberg, France in December 2011 |
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A star decoration is tucked in between sausages.
Photo taken in December 2011 |
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My father, husband, and daughter checking out the wares.
Photo taken in December 2011 |
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A stuffed Santa head overlooks bottles of wine.
Photo taken in Kaysersberg, France in December 2011 |
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You can see the potter working on his new products in the background of this photo.
Photo taken in Kaysersberg, France in December 2011. |
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A window of a bakery
Photo taken in Kaysersberg, France in December 2011 |
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Looking into a children's book store
Photo taken in Kaysersberg, France in December 2011 |
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The light sparkles off glassware as these customers peruse their options.
Photo taken in Kaysersberg, France in December 2011 |
So magical! I miss the window shopping of Europe in general, so much better than our generic malls. I hope you DID buy something, though.
ReplyDeleteI agree. Europeans are wonderful about creating beautiful window displays. We actually didn't buy very much. We mostly bought food. We got some delicious cookies and some honey bread. Mike bought some bacon. My mom and I purchased some ceramic ornaments.
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad your parents got to experience the Christmas "season" with you in France! That's something I would have loved to see. Got my wooden angels here, though!
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