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Our display is animated with computer controlled lights set to music, and is set up so you can see different things from many different angles.  The best way to experience the display, of course, is in person, but we have a couple of videos that represent just two of the thirteen songs (plus between-song 'bumpers') which make up our light show.  We have a few more videos that we will post in the near future as well:

Our display is animated with computer controlled lights set to music, so still photos only capture some of the experience. It's been years now since we've posted videos of our display here.  Last year the weather didn't cooperate, and previous years we did shoot video but never edited it and posted it to the website.  We did shoot video of several songs from the 2011 display, and will be posting these in the coming weeks.  In the meantime, please enjoy some 'static' photos of the display:

Here's an overview of our 2011 display, as seen from the corner of 33rd and Dunkirk

Directly in front of our house, as always, is our Peanuts Nativity Pageant.  The video screen which is part of the display shows music videos on half of the music selections, and provides "speech bubbles" for Linus Sharing the Gospel for the other half.

Also new on the house this season is some upgraded LED color wash fixtures.  As seen in the pictures below, these can wash the house in a computer-controlled array of nearly infinite color. These pictures show them in a particular combination of Red, Green, and Blue

Across the driveway from the Nativity area is our Toyland- an eclectic mix of toys, cartoon characters, and other Christmas fun.  

The Mega-Tree and Merry Christmas sign dominate this area.

New this year to the display are fourteen colorful North Poles whose tops can change into just about any color individually, all in sync with the music.

Also reworked for this year was our rope trees.  After seven seasons with the old trees, we replaced the old incandescent rope light with new LED rope, giving them a brighter look with a lot less power consumption.

The next series of pictures shows more of our Toyland section of the display:

The Mickey figure near the center of the photos below was new for 2011:

The next two pictures show a glimpse of our singing/dancing tree, who helps emcee the show and sings along to a lot of the songs:

Every display needs Santa up on the roof.  this 'classic' wire frame is ours.  The pic on the right shows our "garage roof" color wash fixtures which are new for 2011.  Like the ones on the front of the house, these can be set to virtually any color via the computer, in sync with the music.

The long fence running along the side of our property, as well as the tree nearby, was redone with all new LED lights for 2011:

Here's a view of the back yard.  Our large inflatable snowman (a gift from a neighbor several years back) returns, and alongside of him is an all-new Snoopy with Christmas Tree blow mold figure.  He's hard to make out in the pictures below because he's bright.  He was new on the market this season and we had to pick one up as we love Snoopy!

One final picture of our display, purposely overexposed just for fun.

Want a more behind-the-scenes look at our display throughout the year?  Check out the Plymouth Lights Facebook Page.

This page was last updated on Tuesday, January 17, 2012

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