Christmas 2021

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I thought it would be nice - despite the early start - to look at Christmas decorations as they start to appear. I saw this house decorated this evening, along Rotterdam Road here in Lowestoft.

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This is the Christmas tree in Ipswich town centre.

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This Christmas 'tree' is based outside Cambridge railway station.

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A Christmas display in aid of charity can be found in Mimosa Walk, Lowestoft. Lights to start from Saturday.

More information: https://www.lowestoftjournal.co.uk/news ... ts-8510846

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Photo Credit: Lewis Hugman

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"The Train of Lights" chuffing through Goodrington, Paignton earlier this evening. It is a truly a magical sight watching it pass along the coast all lit up. Hoping to capture a few photos of the train on the countdown to Christmas.
- https://www.facebook.com/scottythephoto ... 1455142483

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It's a shame this was during the day, and not lit up. A tree in Stowmarket town centre.

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Christmas tree inside Market Gates shopping centre, Great Yarmouth.

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This is the rather large bushy Christmas tree in King's Lynn.

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It's time for a few from around Lowestoft.

First is a decoration from outside Taylor Properties office in Station Square, as is the second image.
Third is the Christmas tree on top of the Port building on the Bascule bridge.

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Three more from Lowestoft.

1st is someone's window display in Marine Parade, Kirkley.
2nd and 3rd are from different window displays on London Road South, Kirkley.

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Man spends a year creating huge Christmas show at home with 10,000 lights

While some people took up baking or knitting during lockdown, this Norfolk man started a new hobby creating Christmas light shows. Hayden Moon, 49, has transformed his house in Grove Way in Newton Flotman into a winter wonderland with 10,000 lights, which he began putting up at the start of the year. He was inspired after watching videos on YouTube of Christmas light sequences at people's homes in America and he also loves films like 1989 festive classic Christmas Vacation. He has now created his own show and it lasts for 30 minutes and runs four times a night between 5pm and 7pm each day until Sunday, January 2. It features lots of interactive elements and is set to Christmas and popular songs, including from The Polar Express and The Greatest Showman, with background music from 4pm too.


https://www.edp24.co.uk/news/american-c ... lk-8554632

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Picture: DENISE BRADLEY - Credit: DENISE BRADLEY/Archant2021

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Went to Asda to do the weekly shop, and hadn't realised it's only 14 days to go...
Where does the time go?!

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Bridge over the canal .

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Village centre

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Looks lovely. I wish someone had thought to put lights around our Bascule bridge like over the canal in your photo. Mind you, they'd probably get vandalised.