
I know Christmas is over this year. The New Year is on it’s way. But I do LOVE Christmas lights! Who doesn’t love Christmas lights? Ok, maybe some folks don’t. All those lights do use a lot of electricity, it takes a lot of resources just to make those lights, you have to store them somewhere the rest of the year, not to mention putting them up and taking them down. I sure have put up my share of lights, and then packed them up afterwards.
But, hey, rather than do all that putting up and taking down myself, I found a great alternative … go see displays of lights that other people created! That’s exactly what two friends of mine and I did this season.
We jumped in the big white truck. We each had a great view as we drove through “Fantasy Lights“, a very impressive display of Christmas lights just south of Tacoma, WA. Click on that link to watch a brief video of the display.
Here are a few photos, some from the internet but some are photos that my friends took. It was fun. These photos show just a very small portion of the lights. It took us about 45 minutes to drive through the whole thing at a snail’s pace (I kept taking the truck out of gear rather than wear out the brakes).
There was pretty much every sort of theme you could imagine … boats and race cars and a golfer chipping a hole in one and seashore marine life and dragons and snow scenes. There was one amazing GIANT teddy bear that we all loved.
I hope you enjoy the following photos. And I hope every reader here has enjoyed this year’s Christmas season, in whatever fashion you celebrate it, or any other sort of celebration you have. I hope we all just celebrate … ourselves and each other and how much love there is in the world.
Here’s a link to one of my favorite Christmas songs when I was a child, A Holly Jolly Christmas. Turn your sound ON before you open it. You can start it playing, and then go back to this page and look at the photos.




The display above is an erupting volcano!!
Some of you will already know that the fellow above is a lumberjack rolling a log.

Santa and his airplane … the moving lights made the propeller spin nicely.


And if you need a few more jolly songs, here are more Christmas songs by Burl Ives that I hope you enjoy…..
And we can’t leave out Rudolph!
Blessings to each and every one!




