As the Christmas season continues so does Matts and mines desire to go to as many Christmas markets as possible!
On Sunday we went to our local Christmas market in Cochem. It was a chilly day and kinda cloudy but still very nice. This Christmas market is smaller that then one in Trier but more charming. We enjoyed walking around the city together looking at the vendors wares and sharing a cup of gluhwein. We have quite a collection of glasses started!
We went to our favorite little shop in Cochem that sells liquors, wines, and olive oils by the mililiter. I was on the lookout for a cherry liquor and I wasnt disappointed! They had a couple varieties but I settled on the winter cherry...delicious! I put it in my diet coke and it tastes like a cherry coke! We have also started to collect liquors/wines/beers for our new years party :)
It was a lazy sunday but still a funday!
Hoagies new favorite spot in the house..snuggled under the Christmas tree surveying the neighborhood through our Juliet balcony window |
Beautiful decorations in Cochem..notice the mannequin dressed like Santa! |
On our way into the Christmas market |
Me in front of the tree with MY Christmas gift..my new italian leather and rabbit fur boots :) |
Inside the pavillion tent, they have vendors, performers, food and drink, and music! |
A view of a tree in the pavillion..and an old man.. or is it one of Santa's elfs? |
Matt enjoying some Gluhwein in the Cochem town cup |
Beautiful stained glass window in Cochem |
Some sort of carousel made of pine branches and carved people..Matt and I think they are supposed to be elves |
Matt in front of one of the many Christmas trees in Cochem |
Large bell made of pine branches welcoming visitors to the Christmas market |
An ornament I bought at the Christmas market..made of glass with a crystal Xmas tree |
That changes colors! |
My winter cherry liquor..mmmm..only 5 euro! |
Matts Jack Daniels that he bought for the new years party! It has a special plaque saying it was specially selected for the soldiers of Spangdahlem! |
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