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Boondocks 2007 Winter Wonderland of Lights

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Contributed by: Casey Lee on 11/29/2007

Come see our 2007 Winter Wonderland Of Lights and Support the Adoption Exchange at 11425 Community Center Drive in Norgthglenn. This year we have added over 100,000 new LED's and Put the lights to music in some area's. Now we have over 400,000 lights and one of the biggest displays in Colorado. The best part is you can play any of the 2-18 hole Miniature Golf courses that are decorated and enjoy the Holiday spirit. In return Boondocks will donate $1.00 of each round purchased to the Adoption Exchange.

This display took 8 employees 3 weeks to install.

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Casey Lee

Northglenn , CO

Casey Lee has posted 3 stories and 0 comments since joining on 12/7/2006. Casey Lee 's average story rating is 5.

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