Last year I wrote about the Christmas ornaments that we have collected as travel souvenirs and shared photos of a few favourites. Now that the tree is up and decorated again, I feel compelled to share a few more of the ornaments that I love.
This little Santa from Aruba was the very first ornament that my husband and I bought together.
We returned from our Alaskan trip with a couple of souvenir ornaments. This wooden one painted with a scene of children sledding.
And this little guy from Talkeetna cavorting on the ice with his Christmas present.
We found this Santa Claus in a shop in Edinburgh when we traveled there pre-kids. He doesn't seem very jolly but I love his tartan cap.
We spent two weeks in Provence a couple of summers ago and I searched and searched for a Christmas ornament but couldn't find anything. On our last day I purchased this lavender sachet which now hangs on our tree during the holidays.
This cutie came from Finland and I'm not really sure what his intended purpose was (maybe he's a toy) but he bounces up and down on his coil spring on our Christmas tree now.
When we were in Copenhagen I purchased this metal angel made by Scandinavian design company Georg Jensen.
And on our trip to Paris this year, I couldn't resist buying an Eiffel Tower to hang on our tree - Emma would have preferred either the pink or purple version but we opted for something a little more neutral.
There may just have to be a Part III in the future to show off the rest of the ornaments that I have collected on our travels.
RELATED LINKS:
Christmas Ornaments as Travel Souvenirs
Disneyland During the Holidays
Celebrating the Holidays at Disney World
Favourite Holiday Events in Oakville and Toronto
This post is part of Photo Friday at Delicious Baby
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