This is the gazebo on the oval in the center of Milford, NH. It’s a really pretty town center and looks especially nice decorated for Christmas and with snow.
This is so surreal – like out of Hallmark feel good Christmas movies that I am watching out of YouTube. So that is that it is called, an “oval” – I used to think it was a gazebo. Thanks for the share and I can almost hear the carolers singing there 😀
The structure is called a gazebo. The center of town is called an oval. Which is odd because most places have a town square. Perhaps a group of geometry majors founded the town. Cheers!
Oh, thank you so much. I go buy this spot in the morning on the way to the gym. Tonight was the first time I could get over there with my camera. Cheers
So New England! Ours looks very much like yours with festive holiday decorations… except ours is located in the middle of a busy street! I’m sure he wasn’t so busy in 1916 when they decided on this location.
So pretty the lights r fantastic indeed !!
May I ask a question..Where is milford street exactly…is it in Boston..or in the countryside of Boston…i am afraid it is not a smart question!
So pretty! We have a gazebo similar to that one near our house, and it also looks great decorated for Christmas. Something we need on these long, cold December nights!
Very cute gazebo, and I also love those lights on the tree. I have never seen such lights in Ireland. One string, may be, but not like this.
Well, some lights here look very nice but sometimes simpler is better. I’m glad you like the gazebo. It’s a nice spot. Cheers
This is so surreal – like out of Hallmark feel good Christmas movies that I am watching out of YouTube. So that is that it is called, an “oval” – I used to think it was a gazebo. Thanks for the share and I can almost hear the carolers singing there 😀
The structure is called a gazebo. The center of town is called an oval. Which is odd because most places have a town square. Perhaps a group of geometry majors founded the town. Cheers!
Lol! Love your humor!! Geometry majors😂😂Good one👍👍👏😄
pretty!! 🦋
Oh, thank you so much. I go buy this spot in the morning on the way to the gym. Tonight was the first time I could get over there with my camera. Cheers
So New England! Ours looks very much like yours with festive holiday decorations… except ours is located in the middle of a busy street! I’m sure he wasn’t so busy in 1916 when they decided on this location.
I’m sure our road is busier but it’s still the countryside. The building was originally a garage for school buses in the 1940s. Cheers
Lovely.
Oh, thank you. Cheers
it does look nice in the holiday decor….
ahhhh – sitting there with a cup of something warm perhaps
There’s actually a great coffee shop around the corner for getting that something warm. Cheers
perfect – because hot cocoa usually comes to mind but it is way too sweet – ya know?
so the coffee shop it is – ha
lovely Christmas atmosphere, such a great shot 🙂
Thanks Alex. We were fortunate to get a bit of snow on Saturday. Cheers
Woo Hoo! Your town 🙂
So beautiful and dreamy, like from the pages of a fairy tale! It must be lovely to see this everytime you’re in town. Cheers! 😄
Yes, I enjoy seeing the lights. It makes the short days easier to bear. Cheers!
So pretty the lights r fantastic indeed !!
May I ask a question..Where is milford street exactly…is it in Boston..or in the countryside of Boston…i am afraid it is not a smart question!
Thank you, Sohair. It’s a good question. It is in a town about an hour north of Boston. It is more country than city. Cheers!
Thanks for the explanation Chris…have a good evening dear !!!
Thank you. I am leaving in a little bit to teach night classes. Have a good night!
Great !!
Such an elegant smart teacher and lucky students …
Cheers !!
Thank you Sohair. You’re so sweet to say so. They will learn to use “always” and “never” and talk about “how often” tonight. Cheers
So pretty! We have a gazebo similar to that one near our house, and it also looks great decorated for Christmas. Something we need on these long, cold December nights!
The cold seems to be settling in. Oh well, the lights always help brighten things up. Cheers