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Fancy Christmas light display
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Fancy Christmas light display
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Re: Fancy Christmas light display
Hope Barnyard doesn't see this! Ed
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Re: Fancy Christmas light display
ScottyD'sdad wrote:Hope Barnyard doesn't see this! Ed
Actually, I saw it several years ago. Not really what I would do to my display, but I have nothing against it. There was a guy locally who first started the craze and he had to shut down the display at his house because of the traffic backups. The town he lived in hired him the next couple years to build a display in their park but it finally folded to because of the cost. I looked at some of the technical equipment involved and it can get quite expensive. The big box stores sell kits for smaller set ups, but I'm not too sure there are still many of them out there this big anymore.
This is the one that pretty much started it all.
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