Monday evening we took advantage of the dry weather to go out to see several local light displays. These are places we visit every year, but I never get tired of the colorful light in the darkness of December.
The Bellevue Botanical Garden presents Garden d'Lights. The garden has recently undergone remodeling and the addition of a new visitor's center. The light display has changed too, and is more spread out. I have to say I liked it better the old way, but it was still good.
The lights all represent real flowers and create a lovely garden.
Fabulous light display, Thanks for the tour!
ReplyDeleteI really like the Garden d'Lights show. It might be different, but it's still gorgeous! Thanks for the tour of both places, Linda. Only a week to go! :-)
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful, better than the light shows in Honolulu.
ReplyDeleteThese are so pretty! Thanks for sharing them with us.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Kathy M.
Lovely and so unique in some scenes.
ReplyDeleteWow! I'd love to see these light displays with "me own eyes."
ReplyDeleteLike you, I never tire of light shows in the darkness of December! I've never been to the Ivar's show but maybe once school is out we'll go check it out as your pictures of it are so nice!
ReplyDeleteYour town really goes all out. We are lucky to have a few blow up Santas here in tiny town. Thanks for letting me see what could be.
ReplyDeleteHello Linda, I have never been around the Seattle area at Christmastime, but you folks sure know how to light things up. There must be a lot of wonderful places to go this time of year. My hubby and I quit exchanging gifts a few years ago and instead we each plan a date night. Our problem is everything that is special around here is planned for the first couple weeks of the month. . . now that we want to go out, there's not much to do that is Christmas related. Maybe I'll pack a picnic and we can drive around town and see the lights and do a winter tailgate :)
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas and thanks for stopping in and saying Hi.
Connie xx
Beautiful, that Vineyard is a work of art:)
ReplyDeleteWow! That is truly awesome. We don't have anything like that here that I know of.
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