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Take a look at some personal websites (static and computerized), because these sites often have great ideas to share. |
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TnY Christmas
We have over 50,000 Christmas lights.
184 Computer Controlled Channels.
Over 1 Mile of Cable.
20 foot, 4800 light, Mega Tree.
51 lighted mini trees.
Our display is synchronized to music and is broadcast on 95.7 FM. |
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Mike Sigmond
Our display in Gilbert, AZ |
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Brian McNamara
The McNamara Family Christmas. 17,000 lights, 32 LOR Channels |
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Project Christmas
Biggest little Christmas Light Show in Reno, NV with 2 houses and over 50,000 lights on each house. |
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Geoff's Christmas Lights
This is my display. I use 96 channell swith LOR boxes and program. I have 12 songs and about 50,000 lights on my neighbors and my house. I have also added a garden railroad. |
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Lawlor Christmas Display
We have over 70,000 lights dance to music. Shows will start December 1, 2008 at 6:00pm. Shows will continue Sunday to Thursday at 6:00pm, Last at 9:00pm. Friday & Saturday at 6:00pm, last show is at 11:00pm. Shows start on the hour and last about 40 minutes. On January 1 at 1:00am the light show will turn off until December 2009. So, don't miss the show and feel free to use the circlular driveway, tune your radio to 99.9 FM and enjoy the show. The Lawlor Family |
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Rush's Lights
Over 40,000 christmas lights synchronized to music! |
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Colorado Christmas
The Pickett's light show located in Colorado Springs, CO. Over 50K lights synced to music broadcast over FM radio. Every year it changes and grows. |
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Barnes Christmas
80 Chanell Light O Rama setup. 22 Mini Tree's, Flag pole Mega tree, 4 huge roof stars, 32 Candy Canes, Windows light up, assorted bushes shrubs. Lot's of colors! |
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A Williamsburg Christmas
This is the OFFICIAL Site to 'A Williamsburg Christmas', Williamsburg's ONLY Computerized Light Show. |
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Livonia Lights
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ZimChristmas on Balboa Island, California
MUSIC, MOTION, AND MERRIMENT
Newport Beach, California is home of the annual "Christmas Boat Parade", known as one of the ten best Christmas viewing events in the country. This award-winning house, located on Balboa Island in the middle of the Newport Harbor, is viewed by thousands of visitors who came by car, by foot, and by boat!
No wonder so many people stop to gaze at the lighted wonderland. There is animated action galore. While Christmas carols play in the background, "snow" drifts from the rooftop dispensed from a manufactured snow machine. On the rooftop, Santa waves from a chopper with rotating blades and a gingerbread man jumps on a lighted trampoline. Lighted wheels rotate on a choo-choo train; a tin soldier drums his drums; a snowman tips his hat; a gyrating Santa Claus dances; and even an illuminated Hula Dancer' wiggles back and forth!
The house is anchored on one side by an eye-stopping 25 foot green blinking Christmas tree. On the other side the eight foot wide chimney is draped in a carpet of red lights inter-mixed with white lights that vertically spell "Balboa Island". Blinking candy canes, stockings, bells, and snowflakes all add to the fun. There are 24,000 light bulbs in all.
Winning the admiration and gratitude of all who visit, the house has earned two prestigious awards: "1st Place Lights and Animation" from the Newport Harbor Chamber of Commerce (the sponsors of the Boat Parade), and the "Best Animation" award from the Balboa Island Association. The house and its owner have also been featured in a PBS television special.
What makes it all so amazing, owner Greg Zimmerman does all of the work himself, and makes many of the lighted decorations as a year round hobby. He's always alert to searching for new light ideas and creations while on far flung vacations.
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Christmas in Kent
Our journey from static lights in 2005 to 288 channels and 120,000 lights!!! |
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