This gallery contains 42 photos.
A very small sampling of the creativity in the Gingerbread Village.
Buttermilk Falls Park is located along Route 18 in Beaver Falls, PA. The sign is easy to see from the road. A small parking area is adjacent to the trail. The trail winds through a wooded area. To the left of … Continue reading
We went to see the Wild With Style Art Show last Friday. On Display at Wild With Style. It was held at Lanterman’s Mill. We have gone to the falls before, but this was our first time in the mill. … Continue reading
It was fun. I wish everyone had been here.
Big Rock Park is in New Brighton, PA. It is a small park running between the railroad tracks and the river. From Third Ave (Route 65) in New Brighton, turn toward the river on Eighth Street. Go under the railroad tracks … Continue reading
Mary Roberts Rinehart Nature Park is located in Osborne, PA at the corner of Beaver Road and Glen Mitchel Road next to Osborne Elementary School. A wide gravel path leads into the park. At the bottom of the gravel path, … Continue reading
Leaving PPG Wintergarden, I made my way over to Heinz Hall. The garden adjacent to the building still had roses blooming. In December, it is very unusual to see such a flash of color. This is the sixth street entrance to … Continue reading
This gallery contains 42 photos.
A very small sampling of the creativity in the Gingerbread Village.
This gallery contains 17 photos.
The PPG Wintergarden has a display of Santas from around the world. Each has a life-sized figure, a painting, and a book describing the tradition.
PPG Wintergarden was all decked out for the holidays. A giant Christmas tree dominates the middle of the space. The tree is surrounded by trains and a gingerbread village. The perimeter of the room had life-sized Santas and more gingerbread villages on display. … Continue reading
Leaving Point State Park, I saw the Post-Gazette building and the United Steelworkers building. I passed the Highmark building. And I saw the giant Christmas tree on the Hornes Building. I remember seeing it as a young child and wondering … Continue reading