Glittering Gazebo
Reader Carol Saylor shared this lovely photo of the Christmas decorations at Miner’s Park in Windber, Pennsylvania.
See how the rest of the world decorates with Christmas lights.
The Christmas Train
“Salida, Colorado, honors the importance of railroads in our valley’s ranching history with this caboose display in a local park. At Christmas, it’s decorated for everyone to enjoy,” says reader Lea Frye. We all love the cheerful glow of holiday lights so lets make the process seamless from start to finish.
A Stroll Through Christmas Lights
Take the children in your life on a stroll through Christmas lights, just like reader Charles Ray. Trust us when we say that their eyes will be filled with wonder. Bring a mug full of hot chocolate for when everyone gets a bit chilled. This will be a Christmas tradition for years to come.
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Wilderness Christmas Light Display
“Winter time in the Alaskan bush can get long, dark and cold, but there is nothing like a little Christmas to cheer to brighten the landscape,” says Joseph Bramante. “For our first Christmas at our remote lodge in the wilderness, we decorated with lights powered by a generator.“
Sharing Traditions
“The rarity of Christmas Eve and Hanukkah overlapping provided the opportunity to share our family’s Jewish tradition at the home of neighbors,” says EllynAnne Geisel.
Get familiar with Hanukkah traditions and try these DIY decor ideas with your family.
Impressive Christmas Tree Light Display
This tree at Busch Gardens in Virginia is covered in lights from its very tippy top to the bottom and is truly a wonderful sight to see. Reader Julie Fenwick shared the photo.
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O Holy Night
The way this outdoor Christmas lights display reflects in the water below is simply beautiful. Ronald Draper captured the image at Stiglmeier Park in Cheektowaga, New York.
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Classic Christmas House
It’s hard not to get in the holiday spirit when taking a look at this display. Reader Sharon Campbell says she decorates her home with lights, wreaths and red bows for a classic Christmas look. This snow adds an extra festive touch.
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Snow Covered and Colorful
This perfectly snow-covered Christmas tree is a beautiful sight to see. Reader Sue Tester took the photo on a Christmas tree farm in Vermont.
Get ready for Christmas and see how you can avoid the crowds when it comes time to buy a tree.
Extreme Christmas Lights Display
It’s quite the entrance to home with these lights and the level of detail in this outdoor Christmas lights display is wild. Reader George Weaver says, “This display started out in 1966 with one strand of Christmas lights on the front porch. It has grown into a beautiful display with over 105,000 lights over three acres.”
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The Christmas Tractor
This antique John Deere tractor twinkled beneath strings of colorful Christmas lights. Reader Katherine Plessner shared the photo.
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