The residents of Huckleberry Hollow had their own winter celebrations, just as we do. Their custom of hanging a wreath on their front door is similar to ours in the Western world. They often used fir or cedar branches, weaving dried bright red serviceberries (Amelancheir alnifolia) into the evergreen boughs. The tips of the boughs hanging from the top of Mrs. Trowbridge's painting are coast Douglas-fir needles (Pseudotshuga menziesii). They are commonly found in the Olympic Rain Forest.
It is my hope that you are having a blessed holiday season with your family and friends.
2 comments:
Very nice use of lighting! Cool :D
it's always nice to see something at Trowbridge! What a welcome sight ;)
All the best and brightest to you and yours in the new year, Bron♥
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