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Contributed by: George Schlagel on 12/16/2006

Schlagel Residence
-Address: 11461 Dark Star Way, Parker, CO 80138

It took us a couple weekends to get every bulb up and working. Apart from the small bulbs around all the windows, roof lines, and trees, we have 20, 100 watt, flood lights placed on the house. We're pulling over 100 amps out of the 150 total we have for our house. We have to keep most of the lights off inside our house so we don't blow the circuit! We've been decorating our house like this for over 15 years.

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Submitted By: Joe McDaniel

posted on 12/17/2006 @ 11:15:20 AM

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Nice decorations! But with those lights praying for a low elec bill is sort of like jumping out of a plane and praying you don't reach the ground.

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