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Before the arrival of Christmas and New Year is not much time. Soon this year will remain in history

It´s white Christmas. First after several years. Can you see a christmas tree?![]()
It's Christmas in the Southern Hemisphere, and people flock to the white sands of the beach on a hot summer's day. As a train full of toys passes over the bridge, the children are distracted while Santa winks past with his six white boomers.
Toronto - The Big Chill at Christmas 2018 with public transport operating as normal and no drones disrupting holiday travel. Do not try to reach the Christmas Tree in the middle of the lake; the water is freezing.
It's Christmas in the Southern Hemisphere, and people flock to the white sands of the beach on a hot summer's day. As a train full of toys passes over the bridge, the children are distracted while Santa winks past with his six white boomers.
Here is my entry. it where Santa keeps his boomers in Australia hidden in a valley some here in the Snowy Mountains.
Emperor Jake managed to get a photo of him flying over the beaches on his way to his secret location where he can be seen coming into land.
It has sleeping quarters for his helpers, some of them are over on the ice playing.
He has his own sheep to shear for his clothing and meat to eat. Grows his own grapes for his wine.
When the boomer are not required for Christmas they revert back to their original status as grey and red kangaroos.
It´s white Christmas. First after several years. Can you see a christmas tree?
The town of Mondingbury is much visited by tourists in the winter for skiing, ice patination and shopping in the christmas markets.
Toronto - The Big Chill at Christmas 2018 with public transport operating as normal and no drones disrupting holiday travel. Do not try to reach the Christmas Tree in the middle of the lake; the water is freezing.
CN 27, the "Lake Michigan Express", travelling between Winnipeg and Chicago just passes the towns Tomah and Wisconsin Dells in Wisconsin, after it's stop at Saint Paul's central station and shortly before reaching Milwaukee.
During the Christmas and new year holidays, you can go not only to warmer climes for recreation, but also just to visit their loved ones and relatives who live in the urban villages. In the urban village of Vichuga you can visit the local Christmas market, skate on the lake, breathe the frosty air of pine forests, walk through the Park, which is located next to the railway station. And in the evening you can all look at the fireworks from any part of the village.
It's very early Christmas morning in a small town atop a hill on the Canadian prairies. All is quiet. All is white. The children stare at their presents while waiting impatiently for Ma and Pa to tell them its ok to start unwrapping. The local train is just pulling out on its trip to the city. Not very many passengers during the holidays. The ice on town square pond is ready for the skaters, old and young. Papa Joe's Hot Chocolate Stand by the pond will be serving mugs of steaming hot chocolate with a marshmallow floating on the top. The pond trees and bridges and Papa Joe's are all decorated with lights. MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ONE AND ALL.
STD wrote:I congratulate with victory screenshot wallyweb. Excellent work
It's Japanese Station Set.wallyweb wrote:STD wrote:I congratulate with victory screenshot wallyweb. Excellent work![]()
Great shots everybody.![]()
@ Ro(V)eO - I like those underpasses. Are they in a set?![]()
A theme suggestion has been sent to Emperor Jake.
That's correct =)acs121 wrote:It's Japanese Station Set.wallyweb wrote:STD wrote:I congratulate with victory screenshot wallyweb. Excellent work![]()
Great shots everybody.![]()
@ Ro(V)eO - I like those underpasses. Are they in a set?![]()
A theme suggestion has been sent to Emperor Jake.
Ro(V)eO wrote:Congratz Wally. Nice shot there!
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