Advent windows – Day 24
Our final St Monans Advent window is ‘We three Kings‘ and it is at the old Manse.
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Todays window, O little Town of Bethlehem’, is on Braehead (again, you need to look up for this one!). Tomorrow, our last window before Christmas is at the old manse and will depict ‘We three Kings’.
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Today our window is ‘Let it snow’ and is best viewed from the corner of Station Road and Hope place. Tomorrow, we return to Braehead and you are looking for ‘O little Town of Bethlehem’.
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Today’s St Monans Advent window is ‘Joy to the World‘ and it can be found on George Terrace. Tomorrow, we stay on George Terrace towards Station Road for ‘Let it Snow’.
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Our twentieth Advent window, ‘Jingle Bells‘ is on the West shore. Tomorrow, its over to George Street for ‘Joy to the World’
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Todays Advent window is ‘Silent night’ and is on Inverie Street. Tomorrow we are back to the West Shore and you are looking for ‘Jingle Bells’
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Here is a useful list of Advent windows to help you as you walk around the village. Enjoy! There is also a printable copy which you can download. 1 The Holly and the Ivy West End 2 It was on … Continue reading →
Advent windows – Day 18
Today our St Monans Advent window is ‘Ding! Dong! Merrily on High’. You can find it on Braehead. Tomorrow (19th) you are looking for ‘Silent Night’ somewhere on Inverie Street.
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Todays Advent window is ‘Away in a Manger‘ and can be found down in the West End. Tomorrow, you are looking for ‘Ding Dong merrily on high’ somewhere along Braehead.
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Todays Advent window was ‘While Shepherds watched their flocks by night’ and it can be found on Hope Place. Tomorrow, the sevententh window is somewhere along the West End and will depict ‘Away in a manger’.
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