Even the vegetable world contributed to the wonders of Christmas, for was there not the famous Glastonbury Thorn which blossomed on old Christmas day? Legend says that this was the walking staff of Joseph of Arimathaea, who, after Christ's de... Read more of The Glastonbury Thorn Its Legend at Christmas Story.caInformational Site Network Informational
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Mace, A Mallet
Machine
Madonna Lily
Magnet
Magnet, A Meat Cover
Magnifying Glass
Magnolia
Magpie
Mahl Stick
Mallet
Maltese Cross
Man
Man Carrying A Burden
Man Carrying A Burden, A Pair Of Scissors, A Mushroom
Man Carrying Mace
Man Speaking From A Platform
Marrow
Mars
Mask
Mass Of Leaves
Mast
Mastiff
May Tree
Maypole
Meat
Meat Cover
Medal
Medicine Bottle
Medlar
Meerschaum Pipe
Melon
Mercury
Mermaid
Merrythought
Mice
Milk-cans
Milk-churn
Milking-stool
Mine-shaft
Mirror
Mistletoe
Mitre
Monk
Monkey
Monkey Puzzle Tree
Monkey-on-organ
Monograms
Monument
Moon
Mortar
Motor Car
Mountain
Mounted Horseman
Mouse
Muff
Mug
Mushroom
Music Conductor
Mutton Chop
Myrtle Tree

MYRTLE TREE



This speaks of affection and peace; a declaration of love,

and a happy marriage.






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Vampire
Van
Vanity Bag
Vase
Vegetable Marrow
Vegetables
Venus
Violet, A Water Lily, A Robin, A Crescent Moon, A Ring
Violets
Violin
Vise
Vulture