In my Fab Finds post on November 22, I mentioned that I would be taking the following week off from blogging. Instead of spending time writing about my ancestors on this blog, I was spending time with living family members.
Last week, our family spent the Thanksgiving holiday together in Utah. We had a wonderful time.
On Friday, November 29, we all traveled to Salt Lake City to see the Christmas lights on Temple Square.
For those who've never been to Temple Square, the magnificent building in these pictures is the Salt Lake Temple. Construction of this temple took 40 years to complete. The groundbreaking took place on February 14, 1853 and the dedication was held in April of 1893.
The Salt Lake Temple is the largest temple of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
My husband and I had been to Temple Square before, but never at Christmas time.
These pictures will hopefully give you an idea of just how beautiful Temple Square is during the Christmas season.
But, being there is so much better. These photos simply can't compare with the experience of seeing the amazing beauty of Temple Square at Christmas time in person.
I'll be sharing more photos from our visit to Tempe Square in a future post.
Thanks for reading!
Jana
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Gorgeous photos!
ReplyDeleteThank you Andrea!!
DeleteSome great photos you took there Jana
ReplyDeleteThank you Bill!!
DeleteOh lucky you. What a lovely set of Christmas lights, and that you were able to spend your time with loved ones too! I knew from your title that I'd really like this post!
ReplyDeleteThank you Karen! Yes, it was amazing to see the Christmas lights on Temple Square. And it was wonderful to spend time with our family too. Thanks for stopping by!
DeleteBeautiful, Jana! So often I see photos of the lights on Temple Square but not in such detail as these. Thanks for sharing them.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for your kind comments Nancy!!
DeleteWonderful pictures, Jana! Wish I could see the lights in person, but your pictures are the next best thing.
ReplyDeleteThank you Shelley! I really do appreciate your very kind comments!
DeleteTerrific photos.
ReplyDeleteThank you Colleen!!
DeleteSo beautiful -- must have been even more so in person.
ReplyDeleteThank you Wendy! Oh yes. It was definitely more beautiful in person. Thanks for stopping by!
DeleteImpressive l photographs, Jana. My favourite the third o ne with the Christmas trees and "blue" flower beds. They must have been a wonderful sight.
ReplyDeleteThank you Sue!! They really were a wonderful sight. Thanks for stopping by!
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