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Prunes and walnuts? Oh g’wan!
What a(nother) fabulous find you made there!
Thanks Mari :)
Done you a link thing today. No worries whether you follow it through or not. Just keep writing :)
Thanks so much! That’s a huge compliment! Emma xxx
The locals???
What a fun place you live – such fodder for photos :)
Yes, I think some of them celebrated New Years with us, I can’t quite remember! Emma :)
I had no doubt from the beginning that they were sweet foods in the shape of something. Do the Germans ever eat anything not in the shape of something?
I think you might be right! :)
I read your first reply and i cant believe yhese are made from walnuts and dates!! They look wooden! How clever x
Thanks Jenny! :)
These look so cool – great pic!
Thank you :)
Bizarre: these Germans are craaaaaaazy
I did wonder how long they would last! You can’t have it in the house for a family good luck symbol if he gradually disintegrates and all his limbs fall off, can you?
Wow I thought these were wood too how clever
Thank you! My two thought they were made out of leather for some reason and nearly knocked the lot over inspecting them :)
Very cute – are they made of wood?
Prunes and walnuts! Another New Year’s tradition in these parts! :)