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I would like to find a city to live in that really goes all out in decorating and celebrating christmas and also has at least 2 good snows a year. Where i live now we just had our first snowfall that amounted to anything in 6 yrs.
I would like to find a city to live in that really goes all out in decorating and celebrating christmas and also has at least 2 good snows a year. Where i live now we just had our first snowfall that amounted to anything in 6 yrs.
I was about to recommend San Diego (they have this nifty boat parade, where they deck out all the harbor ships in Christmas lights and sail them around), but then I saw your snow requirement...
Riverside, California ? Good Morning America did a story on the Mission Inn (and distrct- A Dickens theme) Who wants to live in the snow when it's only 45 mins. away in Lake Arrowhead. Actually, live in Arrowhead- visit Riverside. Type in Riverside and Christmas on a search engine for pictures. C-D may even have some posted.
I would like to find a city to live in that really goes all out in decorating and celebrating christmas and also has at least 2 good snows a year. Where i live now we just had our first snowfall that amounted to anything in 6 yrs.
Where in Kentucky are you? What kind of city(large, medium or small) do you want?
indiana, pa is the hometown of jimmy stewart, and they decorate to look like the town in It's a Wonderful Life.
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