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    Posted December 22, 2012 by
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    35,000 Christmas Lights

    By ChrisMorrow  |  Posted December 22, 2012  |  San Diego, California
     

    CNN PRODUCER NOTE     ChrisMorrow captured video of a house in San Diego, California, that is decked to the roof with Christmas lights. She says visiting the house is a major holiday tradition in San Diego. She says the family that lives there has been setting up display every holiday season since the 1990s. 'Their bill is almost 1000 dollars in December,' she said. 'They joke that their retirement is in their yard during Christmas... There is no possible way your can leave this home without a smile.'
    - Jareen, CNN iReport producer

    This little house in San Diego loves decorating for Christmas. Since the 90's, this family has been adding lights every year and this year it tops over 35,000 lights. Check out my video and go see it for yourself.
    San Diego on the corner of Coronado Ave. & Atwater. A delight for all!

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