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Off-Topic: Displays of Light

Believe it or not, there are other types of holiday displays...many people are very creative and spare no expense in creating their elaborate light displays. One store I've found is Christmas Done Bright, out of Tennesse. Founded as a family business in 1992, they offer many different lines of light displays and types of products, including outdoor christmas Lights, animated christmas light displays, lighted christmas decorations, christmas lawn ornaments, holiday yard art with lights, lighted halloween yard decorations and more. They hand make each lawn ornament using steel frames with enamel paint.

If you are looking for more environmentally friendly light displays, how about some solar powered displays? I did a search and found the following options:

Solar Illuminations
Taylor Gifts
Amazon.com
Silicon Solar

It is also nice to visit some professionally designed Christmas Light Displays. I know of one in Springfield, Massachusetts called "Bright Nights" which is very nice. It's very whimsical and at the end of the drive (you drive through Forest Park) you end up in Whoville, or really, the home of Dr. Seuss.
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