The Nativity scene today is from Peru and is made of paper and clay. The long necks on the figurines, including the baby, is of interest in this scene.
Friday, December 22, 2006
The Dungeon and Nativity
Near Cape Bonavista is a natural structure called the "Dungeon" by local people. The ocean has broken through the rock cliffs and has created a steep cliff that looks down on the ocean crashing through two caves or arches. I have attached two photos of the Dungeon for you to view.
The Nativity scene today is from Peru and is made of paper and clay. The long necks on the figurines, including the baby, is of interest in this scene.
The Nativity scene today is from Peru and is made of paper and clay. The long necks on the figurines, including the baby, is of interest in this scene.
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