German Pyramid

March 20, 2007 lavenderlady 11 comments

I suppose the most common time to light the candles on a German Christmas Pyramid would be…well, Christmas. I love mine! I picked it up back in 1982 when I lived in Germany and for the most part, it stays out. My grandbabies love it.

PS. I have a new computer and I am anxious to visit. See you soon!

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Comments

Written by Carl about 5 years ago.

beautiful wood work there,and the lighting is magical.
I am happy you got your new computer! Enjoy.
Written by alice about 5 years ago.

It would be a pity to put it in a cupboard waiting for Christmas! Have you plugged your new computer in?
Written by photowannabe about 5 years ago.

Congratulations on your new computer. It will be fun to be able to get back into the swing of things. Your German Tree is gorgous. I don’t blame you for keeping it out all the time.
Written by Lisa about 5 years ago.

Good Luck with handling the new computer,it’s usually alot of work upadating everything but you can do it. It’s funny how I bumped into this page. Cool christmas thingy’ whatever you call it.Bye
Written by Ruth about 5 years ago.

Candlelight is so beautiful. I love these wooden structures.

Glad you have a new computer.
Written by Joe about 5 years ago.

very nice but you still havent figured how to ajust the blades to make it turn you han enounght candles
Written by Andrew about 5 years ago.

I’m like you — I would light that all year! Beautiful.
I’m getting a new computer, too. Can’t wait!
Written by Annie about 5 years ago.

It looks like you were having a festive evening.
Written by Gerald about 5 years ago.

security word was comet! [come back McNaught]

never heard of a German Pyramid before — it looks lovely although personally I don’t care for candles — I have a slight phobia about naked flames.
Written by Sheila about 5 years ago.

Oh, I had forgotten about the German Pyramid. Mother had one when I was little. I am not sure where she got it, maybe from you. Anyhow it is kind of funny to remember Jenny waying her hair over the candles to make it spin faster and caught her hair on fire. Be sure and keep the granbabies safe.
Written by Ming_the_Merciless about 5 years ago.

I have seen this structure a couple of times but never knew what it was. Thanks for the educaiton. Now I know it’s a German Christmas Pyramid. I think it’s absolutely gorgeous!!