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St. Charles Christmas Traditions The Finale – Twas the night before Christmas
That is one cool mustache twirl you got going on there, Santa. What does Mrs. Claus think of it? Hope everyone leaves out the good snacks for Santa tonight. Teri 🎄
St. Charles Christmas Traditions Part 5: Singing and Dancing
The parade began with local schools/groups singing Christmas carols but what I really enjoyed were the marchers in period wear dancing and singing. I wonder if during Dickens time did this ever occur or is that strictly just in the … Continue reading
Historic Downtown St. Charles and Christmas Traditions Part 1
St. Charles was Missouri’s first state capitol between 1821 and 1826, while a permanent capitol city was in the planning and development stages in Jefferson City. It was founded as Les Petites Cotes (The Little Hills) by French Canadian fur … Continue reading
Christmas Traditions with Nana’s Nugget
Jack Frost and Susie Snowflake here need to win an award for the energy they put into their characters. As you can see the little guy was transfixed (or perhaps totally stunned, notice the grip on his stroller tray) by … Continue reading
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Tagged angel, baby boy, Christmas Traditions, grandchild, grandson, Jack Frost, Missouri, photography, photos, Santa, Sony, St. Charles, street photography, Susie Snowflake
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Christmas Traditions Past
For Throwback Thursday I decided to pull out some images from Christmas Traditions in St. Charles, Missouri past. And my favorite “Santa” Julenisse and his goat Yuley. This year’s Julenisse is a ginger with a full red real beard.
Even the bicycles get into the Christmas Traditions
Posted in event, photography, street photography, Wordless Wednesday
Tagged bicycles, Christmas Traditions, Missouri, photo, photography, Sony, St. Charles, street photography
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Hey lady! Do you know there are candles on your head?
Our whole gang – three adults, one teenager, one pre-teen and the sweet little nugget – went to the St. Charles, Missouri Christmas Traditions event one afternoon. My son was a bit nonchalant about the whole thing while the rest … Continue reading
Posted in event, family, History, photography, street photography, travel
Tagged baby boy, Christmas Traditions, grandson, Missouri, photo, photography, Santa Lucia, Sony, St. Charles, street photography
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One of these things is not like the others…
And happened to be hawking roasted chestnuts that were being sold right across the lane; awfully good balancing act going on too!
Posted in event, life, photography, street photography
Tagged black and white, Canon, Christmas Traditions, Missouri, monochrome, Old St. Charles, photo, photography, Sigma, street photography
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Pere Noel
Père Noël (French pronunciation: [pɛʁ nɔ.ɛl]), “Father Christmas”, sometimes called Papa Noël (“Daddy Christmas”), is a legendary gift-bringer at Christmas in France and other French-speaking areas, identified with the Father Christmas and/or Santa Claus of English-speaking territories. Though they were traditionally … Continue reading
Posted in History, photography, street photography, travel
Tagged Canon, Christmas Traditions, Father Christmas, history, Missouri, Old St. Charles, pere noel, photo, photography, Sigma, street photography
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