Holiday Lights: Send us your photos!
Cynthia Prairie | Dec 15, 2020 | Comments 1
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On a recent evening drive to view some of the decorations on
The Telegraph’s Holiday Lights Map we took a few photos that we thought we’d share with readers who haven’t had a chance to get out there yet. This is just the tip of the iceberg and several neighborhoods have one homeowner who put a display on the map but many who have done some great decorating.
What decorations have you put up or seen that you’d like to highlight? Send photos or short videos to info@chestertelegraph.org and we’ll put them on this page!
The Orchard from High Street in Cavendish photographed by Eddy Braucht.
688 Main St. in Chester by David Pride
Chester Town Hall By Otis Nelson
Elm Street home in Chester by Otis Nelson
The Fullerton Inn in Chester by Otis Nelson
NewsBank in Chester by Otis Nelson
The Orchard from High Street in Cavendish photographed by Eddy Braucht.
Newly installed lights on the ‘swinging bridge’ at the end of School Street in Chester
Former trees become Christmas trees
North Pole Police patrol Meadow Road
Christmas inflation in Chester
Intricate window and door decorating
Blue lights honor health care workers and first responders on the Green
Santa’s sleigh gets an assist from landing lights on the Green
A brightly lit tree on Popple Dungeon Road
A message of peace
One version of color-changing lights on an arbor
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About the Author: Cynthia Prairie has been a newspaper editor more than 40 years. Cynthia has worked at such publications as the Raleigh Times, the Baltimore News American, the Buffalo Courier Express, the Chicago Sun-Times and the Patuxent Publishing chain of community newspapers in Maryland, and has won numerous state awards for her reporting. As an editor, she has overseen her staffs to win many awards for indepth coverage. She and her family moved to Chester, Vermont in 2004.
Thank you for including our peach tree in your photo highlights! We wanted to spread a little joy this season.