
After Christmas last year (2009)I thought I would be smart and head to Georgetown and take a whole slew of pictures of Christmas wreaths and decorations to use in Dec 2010. Well I did - and carefully edited and "stored" them on my hard drive. Maybe I should say "lost" instead as 5+ hours of searching on this computer and the other computer I thought I may have used yielded nothing... So here's a reprise of my Beacon Hill decorations taken in '08 and posted in '09. Yes, the missing - awesome Georgetown photos are driving me nuts...

This would be easy to do - spray paint branches red and place in containers w/moss.
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Ha! I actually had this post bookmarked from last year. Thinking of stealing and idea or two.
-Rene
Great inspiration! Now I'm heading for the attic to dig out my Christmas decorations. So by tomorrow everything should be in its place :-)
Have a nice day :-)
Ciao!Very nice!
We are open Christmas markets:))
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Milly
I love, love the images that have the branches- this is such a great way to decorate for the holidays! Thanks for sharing the beautiful inspiration as always!
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What a great tour!! Janell
It's lovely to see the Beacon Hill photos! Thanks. ; )
Love the first featured wreath....simple boxwood, yet festive!
I hate when that happens...so annoying. In any event, I love this collection. The first wreath/home is my favourite and I also love the birch logs- such great holiday inspiration!
Love all of these images. I am such a Christmas person. I think the pink and red ribbons are beautiful on the first gorgeous wreath, and I am in love with the window box decorations.
Thanks for sharing, Michele!
Teresa
well, not knowing what i missed, but knowing your frustration..........wanted to tell you michele that i did enjoy this tour!
debra
What a beautiful collection! I adore any clever use of boxwood and also love the window boxes with the logs you've shown. This post really got me excited for my decorating this weekend!
I love Beacon Hill at Christmas time, its so beautiful there. I love it so much that my fiance and I are getting our engagement pictures taken there soon, I cant wait!
Thanks for sharing the beautiful photos loaded with ideas - I think I may actually use a few of the ideas!!!
What a fun way to gather holiday decor ideas! I just went out today to get English Boxwood wreaths and it's SO exciting to get all festive - love your post!
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Such great inspiration. Love the one with the ribbons dangling and also the twigs in the window box looks so elegant and sophisticated.
I'd better get started on my outside!!!
xo Elizabeth
This is a great post! I love looking at homes that are decorated for Christmas! I especially love the branches with moss. I will have to try that this year!
inspired! I definitely need one this year
Nice wreaths and front doors! A good mix of style and personality.
WOW...such inspiration!! Adore the post office window box.
This is a wonderful idea! I do actually the same, I take pictures of lovely doors, colors, decorations, all what I want to remember without getting the owners suspicious of my doings..... ( :
Lovely pictures! Love the purple wreath because bits so outside the box! I do sticks in my pots with greens. This year I added some balls for color. Love the cardinal used in the pot, cute idea!
Megan
Don't you hate that about computers? I'm looking for some shots I KNOW I took...where oh where are they? The Beacon Hill photos are still worth seeing again.
Very inspiring! I think I've just added Merrifield to my 'to do' list.....
I love the first photo of the wreath with all the ribbons. I'm totally going to try something like it this Christmas.
I would love any comments about mine http://ramblesfrombeanie.blogspot.com/
I finally posted my Christmas wreath which is similar to the first wreath of the post.
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