CLAY TODAY -- Every neighborhood has that house that attracts extra attention for its creativity at Christmas time. The decorations and lighting take months of planning and days of preparation, like …
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CLAY TODAY -- Every neighborhood has that house that attracts extra attention for its creativity at Christmas time. The decorations and lighting take months of planning and days of preparation, like the home on Breckenridge Boulevard in the Orange Park South neighborhood in Middleburg, where the homeowners spent hours wrapping red and white lights around palm trees to simulate candy canes. Another homeowner on Cottonwood Court in Middleburg must have had a bucket truck to hang lights through the trees throughout the property. In both cases, the work is awe-inspiring. If you have a neighbor with a fantastic Christmas display, please email it to don@claytodayonline.com.
