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The Christmas Windows of Montgomery

Here in Mid Wales, residents and businesses in the little town of Montgomery have been decorating their windows as part of the Montgomery Christmas Festival. I finally got around to visiting Montgomery on Christmas evening, so I thought I would share some of the windows with you.

A decorated residential window on Broad Street, Montgomery.
The Flower House, Montgomery.
The Ivy House Cafe, Montgomery.
The Ivy House Cafe, Montgomery.
A decorated window of a residential property in Broad Street, Montgomery.
Castle Kitchen, Montgomery.
Taste, Montgomery.
A residential property in Arthur Street, Montgomery.
A close-up of the window.
A Christmas tree in a window in Arthur Street, Montgomery.
Eaves & Lord Book Shop, Montgomery.
A close-up of the book shop window.
Looking up Arthur Street towards the Town Hall.
Montgomery Town Hall

Montgomery is a lovely little town a stone’s throw away from the Welsh border with England. It’s castle sits atop a rocky outcrop above the town and the Montgomeryshire War Memorial, on top of the town’s hill, can be seen from miles around. Once some kind of normality returns, I would certainly recommend a visit.

Unfortunately, we’re back in a “Level 4” lockdown in Wales and restricted to essential travel. Mind you, it’s currently blowing a gale outside and tipping it down, so I wouldn’t want to be going far anyway!

A forty-something year old blogger from the hills of Mid Wales.

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