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This is definitely a tradition worth adding to your annual outings in Melbourne. If you have never seen the village before be sure to note it in your diary and take a look next year. The detail is amazing. It must take the chef's hours and hours of hard work to bring the Gingerbread City to life.
Blessings
Chareen
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Wow-that is amazing, One of my children has been given a pre-cut gingerbread train to decorate and I feel apprehensive enough about that. This is just a different order of magnitude!
ReplyDeleteI agree they were amazing to see. I would love to know what they do with all that Gingerbread at the end of the display.
DeleteThe train will be heaps of fun to do :) Does it come with prepackaged icing ? Or do you need to make some yourself ?
That's a really neat trip for Christmas time! We tried our hand this year at Gingerbread houses - just using pre-made kits and decorating them. It was fun.
ReplyDeleteFabulous! What a neat place. I love gingerbread houses and villages.
ReplyDeleteOur local science museum hosts a gingerbread display every Christmas and it's amazing some of the things people come up with. I always wondered what they did with the gingerbread creations afterward too!
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