Here's part 2!

And this is the link to the first part so that everyone can see all the neat things that fly across your screen!

http://www.lighthousekeepers.com/forums/Forum23/HTML/000203.html

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Wishing all Harbour Lights collectors a very Merry Christmas from Southwestern Pennsylvania!

Bob and Barb Kepple

MERRY CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!

From the "Heart of Dixie"...a.k.a. Alabama

From the Lighthouse Ghosts (Scott, Christi & Jessie Beth)

From our porch to yours-


Merry Christmas and
Happy New Year
from Dave, Susan & Heather

Many thanks Dave...and a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year back at you...I like the lighthouse...


Ruthie

Dave, Susan and Heather,

Great Christmas decoration on your home!!! Have a Happy Holiday Season!!!!!

I decorated my office in what we called the Cube Decorating Contest with a lighthouse theme. I have a cement pole next to my cube that I made into Hatteras at Christmas along with a small tree that had the Harbour Light Christmas ornaments on it. I also had the story of the flying santa hung up to bring in the Christmas theme along with pictures of lighthouses decorated for Christmas. I bought a motion activated lighthouse that has a fog horn and birds sounds while the beacon rotates in a red and green color. I was lucky enough to win second place in the contest, which was a gift certificate to a local mall and 1/2 day of paid vacation. My coworkers know that I love lighthouses but they were amazed that I could bring in the Christmas theme for them also.

I was wondering if my office is the only one who does this or do any other forum members have Christmas stories to tell?

2beacons

Mary,
Either you have a good sized cubicle, or you're not moving around it much during the Christmas season! Sounds like you did a nice job pulling together not only the beauty of the lights, but the wonderful history of lighthouse traditions. Can't believe that someone could have come up with a better display unless they brought in Santa & Rudolph!

Hope the mall has a HL dealer you can use your gift certificate for! Enjoy your time off.

Dave

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This is just after we were dumped on with 9" of snow. If you remember my earlier post the grass was green, not much of a wintery holiday touch. Happy Holidays from the Great Lakes.

A very Merry Christmas from the Great State of Massachusetts, just North of Little Rhody.

Bert, Sharon, Jill, Susan and Brittany.

MtnHkr

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Here is a very Merry Holiday greeting for both Christmas and New Year's from the cold state of New Hampshire. Being this close to the North Pole, I am sure we will be one of the first to see Santa in his sleigh heading your way, bringing all of you some beautiful Harbour Lights for under your tree. Have a wonderful Christmas day.

***See my holiday special posting on the General Forum

Henry and Barbara Hupp
Foghornkeeper and Ladylightkeeper

Founders of the New England Lighthouse Lovers (NELL)

As we have always promised, we are "Keeping the Flame in New England".
Come see us some time soon.

I want to wish you all a very Merry Christmas and a healthy Happy New Year. I sure hope Santa leaves us all some wonderful Lighthouse goodies under the tree!!

Sheryl

I want to wish you all a very Merry Christams and a Happy New Year.

Mark

Digitalman,

It's good to hear from you. Thanks for thinking of us and Merry Christmas to you too.

Joanne



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It's Christmas in the Northwest and our wish for you is peace and joy throughout the coming year. Happy Holidays from our house to yours. Darlene and family