The Alred Family’s Sprawling Holiday Wonderland – The Great Christmas Light Fight

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ABC published this video item, entitled “The Alred Family’s Sprawling Holiday Wonderland – The Great Christmas Light Fight” – below is their description.

Doug and Jane started decorating their 1-acre property thirty-one years ago and, with the help of a t-shirt cannon, tens of thousands of staples, and over 1 million lights, created a giant land of holiday wonder. Stream on Hulu.

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