Last month, Ramstein held its annual bazaar -- with two hangars and a large tent full of vendors from around Europe selling their wares. I found a few more pieces of Polish Pottery (I’ve discovered that I simply can’t have too much), some glass Christmas tree ornaments and a few small gifts. Even if I don’t buy much, I enjoy looking around and browsing at all the goodies. Zachary and MacKenzie were each working on service projects with scouts (table clean-up and recycling duty), so I had a few hours to shop with only Benjamin in tow. Of course, this was his favorite vendor -- select-your-own-gummi’s!
Labels: Benjamin, Germany
Last month, Ramstein held its annual bazaar -- with two hangars and a large tent full of vendors from around Europe selling their wares. I found a few more pieces of Polish Pottery (I’ve discovered that I simply can’t have too much), some glass Christmas tree ornaments and a few small gifts. Even if I don’t buy much, I enjoy looking around and browsing at all the goodies. Zachary and MacKenzie were each working on service projects with scouts (table clean-up and recycling duty), so I had a few hours to shop with only Benjamin in tow. Of course, this was his favorite vendor -- select-your-own-gummi’s!
