House completely covered in christmas lights
House completely covered in christmas lights
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deeps

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5,432 posts

270 months

Monday 22nd December 2008
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Just down the road from me in Somerset, and appearing on the local news live in a few minutes...







I edited them to appear. smile

Edited by FourWheelDrift on Monday 22 December 19:00

Puggit

49,794 posts

277 months

Monday 22nd December 2008
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I don't receive your local news confused

FourWheelDrift

92,266 posts

313 months

Monday 22nd December 2008
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Just dug this out, it's a house near me I saw 3 years ago and took a quick shot on my phone at the time, it is completely covered in lights on the front of the house and front garden. They do it every year, I'll try and get this years effort if I remember as I saw it the other night and they even more on it.


TWSTEEL

1,099 posts

218 months

Monday 22nd December 2008
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Puggit said:
I don't receive your local news confused
I can get Radio Somerset on Reciva smile

No pictures though silly

maix27

1,070 posts

225 months

Monday 22nd December 2008
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deeps said:
Just down the road from me in Somerset, and appearing on the local news live in a few minutes...



You don't live in Wells do you?!

Pics don't show btw

Cooky

4,955 posts

266 months

Monday 22nd December 2008
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OK so its a bit crass, even chavish, but is it really causing anyone distress?
I think let 'em get on with it, especially if there are littlies in the household.
Granted some can be a bit much, even an eyesore but at the end of the day it is Chrimbo and supposedly the season of goodwill to all.
As long as they take them down on or before twelfth night what harm is there in it?

mechsympathy

58,622 posts

284 months

Monday 22nd December 2008
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Cooky said:
OK so its a bit crass, even chavish, but is it really causing anyone distress?
I think let 'em get on with it, especially if there are littlies in the household.
Granted some can be a bit much, even an eyesore but at the end of the day it is Chrimbo and supposedly the season of goodwill to all.
As long as they take them down on or before twelfth night what harm is there in it?
But it's destroying the world and killing the ickle polar bearscry

deeps

Original Poster:

5,432 posts

270 months

Monday 22nd December 2008
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Burnham on sea.

Thanks fourwheeldrift, I always mess that up, don't know how because the formatting is correct.

Here's another...

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deeps

Original Poster:

5,432 posts

270 months

Monday 22nd December 2008
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The house at the top was the one on the news, my photo's don't do it justice, it's quite an amazing sight, even the roof is completely covered in lights. The houses across the road are similar. Apparently approx 900,000 bulbs, and not a single mention of climate change from the BBC!

Plotloss

67,280 posts

299 months

Monday 22nd December 2008
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Theres a couple of houses opposite each other on a council estate in Maidstone.

Saw them last year and to this day the only adjective I can must is 'hilarious'

Mars

10,095 posts

243 months

Monday 22nd December 2008
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This is the house of a good friend from work:

http://thechristmashouse.co.uk/


skinner05

3,352 posts

222 months

Monday 22nd December 2008
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As if you can be arsed. All that effort and expense just to take them back down 3-4 weeks later.

deeps

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5,432 posts

270 months

Monday 22nd December 2008
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Haha I'd put money on it that some of these people use energy saving light bulbs inside the house!

-DeaDLocK-

3,368 posts

280 months

Monday 22nd December 2008
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deeps said:
Haha I'd put money on it that some of these people use energy saving light bulbs inside the house!
I use energy-saving bulbs not because I'm a tree hugger, but because they last a lot longer than incandescent bulbs and I hate having to change them all the time.

They also run cooler, so I'm less paranoid of my lamp shades spontaneously combusting.

I suspect I'm not alone.