50,000+ Lights in Colorado Springs

Colorado Springs, Colorado, USA

9pm CT, December 21, 2007

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The two homeowners report they have 50,000+ lights on their combined displays (pan to the right to see more of them). I didn't count them, but I would not want to pay their December electricity bills.

I feel a little sorry for their neighbors - even if they did put up what would be a "normal" assortment of lights, they would surely pale in comparison.

By the way, I'm no slouch on the Christmas lights myself. That white Suburban in the road has three rope lights on the roof rack and a lighted wreath on the front grill, all powered by a 500-watt inverter plugged into the lighter socket. My home enjoys about 300 C-9 bulbs, a couple thousand mini-lights and several pieces of yard art.

Location

USA-Canada / USA-Colorado

Lat: 38° 58' 20.81" N
Long: 105° 48' 35.32" W

Elevation: 6,500 feet

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Precision is: High. Pinpoints the exact spot.

Equipment

Nikon D70, Nikon 10.5mm, Nodal Ninja, wireless shutter release, RealViz Stitcher Unlimited, Photoshop CS3, and lots of winter garb (it was VERY cold)

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50,000+ Lights in Colorado Springs

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