I’m still not sure where the last twenty or so days have gone, or how we got so close to Christmas so quickly. Instead of a contributor post on Wednesday (Christmas Eve) I think we’ll just pop a Christmassy poem or something similar on, I expect most of you will be too busy with last minute preparations to have time to be reading much else anyway.
Friday I will put up a chapter of New Year’s Dip, nothing too taxing while you are all recovering from all the food and fun of the day before. And to stretch the Christmassy feeling a little further Stef’s going to read and review The First Christmas, Blyton’s own telling of the nativity story.
I’ve got a few mostly Christmassy photos to add this week, and in case I forget later, have a merry Christmas!
Fiona
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World of Blyton 
I always take time to read the blog, even on xmas day.
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How tall is the star flyer in Edinburgh? Looks scary! Or is it just the perspective of your camera?
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year from us, too :)!
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It looked terrifying from where I was standing! According to their website it’s almost 60 metres high.
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to you, Andre and Cody 🙂
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Just to say Happy Christmas and thanks for a fun website. Chris
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Thank you Chris, and Merry Christmas to you too 🙂
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Thank you so much, Fiona
A very merry Xmas to you.
Regards
Francis
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Merry Christmas Francis, and Izzy too 🙂
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