Thanks 1Runnybeak I started collecting about 5 years ago. As far as I know Wedgwood have been making Christmas decoration for years but a lot of them were disc shaped. I fell for the bauble shaped ones when I spotted them on the American eBay. I can't wait to see what they will bring out next year.
Love those wedgewood baubles too - very effective and highly original
we have collected a few German wooden decorations overthe years - the ones that swirl round by candle power .....can remember all the fabulous weekends we have had at Christmas markets whenever they come out again
Why don't you Iamweedy, I am sure you will enjoy the lights - if you go to the sales you can probably get some outdoor lights really cheaply now
We never, ever had lights in the garden, but as our daughter got older she asked if we would decorate her Monkey Puzzle tree in the front garden, but we refused (boring old parents that we are!). However she is now living in our old house and of course promptly decorated the tree - we love it, passers by comment on how nice it looks too. Wish we had done it years ago, as it certainly has livened up the garden.
Iamweedy, sunglasses at the ready - yes, bad taste indeed. The electric bill would be enough to put me off and I imagine the neighbours would be snipping at the cable in no time. I think it would take more than one day to set up this complicated display - you may be spending Christmas in the garden (or the naughty corner).
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Thanks 1Runnybeak I started collecting about 5 years ago. As far as I know Wedgwood have been making Christmas decoration for years but a lot of them were disc shaped. I fell for the bauble shaped ones when I spotted them on the American eBay. I can't wait to see what they will bring out next year.
Love those wedgewood baubles too - very effective and highly original
we have collected a few German wooden decorations overthe years - the ones that swirl round by candle power .....can remember all the fabulous weekends we have had at Christmas markets whenever they come out again
Love candles in glass holders too??
Because it makes lots of people smile
White lights - Yes
OTT twinkly garish lights 
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Would't like the electricity bill that some people must run up.
Lovely chicky ?
They should have them on a timer so they don't flash during sleeping hours.
It depends where you live. I have not seen so many of the garish outdoor light shows of previous years, thank heavens.
My next door neighbour has two deer, an illuminated baby fawn and now a parent has arrived, These are rather lovely.
I do have this wicked urge to put up a really garish display of coloured lights all over my open front lawn just to stir the place up a bit.
'You must have some bread with it me duck!'
Why don't you Iamweedy, I am sure you will enjoy the lights - if you go to the sales you can probably get some outdoor lights really cheaply now
We never, ever had lights in the garden, but as our daughter got older she asked if we would decorate her Monkey Puzzle tree in the front garden, but we refused (boring old parents that we are!)
. However she is now living in our old house and of course promptly decorated the tree - we love it, passers by comment on how nice it looks too. Wish we had done it years ago, as it certainly has livened up the garden.
Guernsey, If did choose to create a garish light display that picture should give you clues.
If you are going to show bad taste you should do the job properly. No half measures.
'You must have some bread with it me duck!'
Iamweedy, sunglasses at the ready - yes, bad taste indeed. The electric bill would be enough to put me off and I imagine the neighbours would be snipping at the cable in no time. I think it would take more than one day to set up this complicated display - you may be spending Christmas in the garden (or the naughty corner).