The Friends of the Frelinghuysen Arboretum presented their annual Gingerbread Wonderland last week, wrapping up yesterday. And what better way to spend a rainy December Sunday afternoon? Here are just a few of the things I saw there.
This entry, created by the Zicker family, is based on an actual home in Madison:
I really like the gumdrop pines in this Spitzer family creation:
Jennifer Roth and Sofia Rodriguez (who obviously love architecture) went all out with a g’bread Taj Mahal. They took 3rd place in the people’s choice award system:
The Bernardi Family got 2nd prize with this wonderful red mill. (A much better image of this one is here: https://www.arboretumfriends.org/gallery/main.php?g2_itemId=5925&g2_imageViewsIndex=1. In fact, there are many, many great images at that site; check it out.)
Mrs. MacNaught’s 2nd grade class took top honors (and top altitude!) with this Eiffel Tower:
The Nitzsche family did the whimsical thing with this Cape May sand castle:
The Allegro School created this wonderful vision in white:
The Merolla family went out for Italian:
This splendid creation really made my mouth water:
And so did this one:
And by that time, I was getting awfully hungry. So I went home for lunch.