Around The World Nativities 2022 – Day Twelve

by Merry Stahel My brother, Chuck Huggins, bought this for me in Germany. We went to visit a monastery and this was in the gift shop. They used to make them out of real walnut shells, but being "natural" they degraded over time. So the artisans make them out…

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