Bright, glowy blow molds rule this yard in little vignettes of angels or singers or Santas. This decorator has been at it more than 30 years. Good for viewing from Floral Avenue.Ģ410 Floral Ave. This one caught our eye with the Nativity on the patio roof. Across the street on the Upland corner, there’s the family’s 60-year-old Christmas blow-mold, and a plethora of candy canes, a must-have for the grown daughter. Whitewood Way, Upland Drive - Side-by-side houses on Whitewood Way are tasteful and spirited, with porch decorations and a Nativity. every Friday, Saturday and Sunday for hot chocolate and cider, cookies and candy canes.Ĭeanothus Avenue, Lucy Way - To the west on Ceanothus, two houses are bright beacons, including a blue-light “waterfall.” Turn to the east down Lucy for the extravaganza neighborhood that is home to our feature story. What more needs to be said? He is welcoming the community from 7 to 10 p.m. Small yard packed with lights, decorations etc. You can even sing along with Christmas carols as you drive.ġ518 E. Of course there is a star of course there are decorations galore. Nighthawk Way - Two facing neighbors hatched an idea to string lights across the street. Then head down to Wild Rose Circle, where nearly all neighbors have joined the fun of lawn extravaganzas. Greenberry neighborhood - Wind your way around Greenberry, Goldenrod and Morning Glory for some bright lawns and extra-large inflatables. There’s a can food drive for Chico’s Sixth Street Center for Homeless Teens along the way.
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Be astounded by the huge windows and equally towering Christmas trees at some homes. A good place for an evening stroll, but watch for cars. One of our favorite yards filled with international birds and animals has returned.
Songbird Drive - If there was a Christmas address in Chico, this is it.
More than a few folks got out of their cars to walk down the lit tunnel or did selfies inside the archway created by Heidi by bending PCV pipe and inserting them into steel rods along the walkway. Dad Jason, a firefighter paramedic in Reno, spent a lot of time wrapping the pole in front of his home last year, and then his neighbors’ street poles this year. That’s not to overlook the yellow and red lights strung around street light poles, and white between poles as well. In that stretch, almost every house has something bright, beautiful and glowing on a lawn, driveway, house, tree or all of the aforementioned. Just like joy is infectious, so is the spirit of decorating, which has spread down Lucy Way. Putting up the inflatables, trees, lines of lights and decorations was the perfect ending for a year of ups and downs.
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By December, he was cancer free after surgeries and tests. This was a Christmas of thrills for Landon, who had been diagnosed with a cancerous tumor in January. Left to right are Jason Landon, 10 Heidi Liam, 7 and Ashlyn, 3. The Garaventa family stands under the lighted archway in front of their home on Lucy Way in Chico, California. Walking through the tunnel of brilliant white lights at the house on Lucy Way is a sure way to bring fun to a Christmas night, but it’s a shared joy with those inside the home.įor three years, the Garaventa family at 2794 Lucy have gussied up their front lawn for Christmas, but this year’s efforts were extra special.Īll the family members take part in the process - from Dad Jason and Mom Heidi to the three little ones, Landon, 10 Liam 7, both students at CORE Butte and Ashlyn, 3.
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