Westfield Christmas Lights

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Tonight we took a trip to a local village that celebrates Christmas in a 'bright' way and raises money for an amazing charity which is close to my heart. The little village of Westfield transforms the main road through the village into a spectacular light display, with almost every house decorate with so many lights.

The charity is St Michael's Hospice, this charity has been there for Dad with the loss of My Mum, he had made some life long friends with people there who have been through the same thing that he has. 


We haven't visited in the last couple of years so was lovely to see how Lilly reacted to them, she made friends with a Rudolph covered in lights, sang with Santa and sat in a sleigh too. It is such a lovely event to support and certainly makes you feel festive.


We absolutely loved our visit tonight and its so nice to see how the houses change over the years. If you wish to find out more, visit there Facebook page: Westfield Christmas Lights FB  






Comments

  1. Kara15 December 2018 at 17:22

    They look very pretty, I love Christmas Lights

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  2. Anosa16 December 2018 at 06:16

    Glad Lilly reacted well and loved the lights plus a lovely charity to raise money for

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  3. Anonymous16 December 2018 at 20:24

    Oh wow, it looks so pretty and so festive!

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  4. Angela Milnes16 December 2018 at 20:55

    What an awesome and great family place to visit. I need to do more research so we can also visit.

    Ang Xx

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  5. Kirsty17 December 2018 at 08:51

    It’s lovely that this event was for a charit close to you heart. The lights look fantastic and Lilly’s face is a picture of excitement

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  6. Yaya17 December 2018 at 11:48

    What a lovely event. I am a huge lover of Christmas and the lights are my favourite thing to see .

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  7. WhatLauraLoves18 December 2018 at 13:41

    I love to see all of the gorgeous christmas lights at this time of the year, makes everything feel so much more festive! xxx

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  8. Unknown18 December 2018 at 17:54

    When I was a kid each December my parents would drive us around looking at the Christmas lights, I think this si a really beautiful and enchanting idea x

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