three jovial musicians put passers by in a festive mood
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19 comments:
I bet they did. They could come over here and be snowed in!
A happy moment there! Beautiful shot!I love this kind of music!
Léia
The Santa hats make them look so wonderfully holiday!
Hello!Very interesting for me...because nobody can meet so like scene in our city.
Thank You very much for Your beautiful comment in my blog!
"Good on them" as Dina of Jerusalem Hills would say!
Fun Christmas merriment!
That's wonderful! And yes, I'll be shoppers walked with a little bounce in their feet after hearing the music...can't imagine standing out there in the cold, though...
Window shopping and Christmas tunes...a great way to spend the day!
☼ Sunny
What fun! I have to admire these guys for being able to play while standing in the cold.
HoHoHoHoHo! Getting in the spirit of the season.
It looks like they are really enjoying themselves. Happiness is infectious. MB
And carrying a variety of years which I like.
A new kind of Christmas carols!
I meant to say earlier that I hope your daughter gets to you without too much delay. I actually heard a news report this morning about the major delays at the London airports and how many people were stranded there.
looks like they are very fond of their activity.
I hope the airports in London are better at dealing with the snow than the airport in Paris, as we found out returning from New Year's about 8 years ago.
As a former trombone player, I would not want to play the instrument in the Vermont cold.
So much better than the amplifiers screaming Xmas songs at the red cross stands this year!
I bet they were wonderful! Merry Christmas! Nicole
Great catch, they look so fun in their Christmas notes!
Music goes weel with a festive mood.
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