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This is the town square in Edgefield, South Carolina (it's 8 miles from where I live, and it's the County seat). Post holiday scenes from where you live.
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Nothing as extravagant as above but I spotted a shopping trolley, with one wheel missing. It had some tinsel draped over it.
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Nice. I love to see the seasonal spirit on display.
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Nothing as extravagant as above but I spotted a shopping trolley, with one wheel missing. It had some tinsel draped over it. Lol
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Yeah, not a fan of all these tacky giant plastic blow up figures scattered over everyone's front yards and roof tops. That reminds me, earlier today, I walked past a condom with some glitter on it!
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Yeah, not a fan of all these tacky giant plastic blow up figures scattered over everyone's front yards and roof tops. That reminds me, earlier today, I walked past a condom with some glitter on it! Doesn't this belong in Things You Find On The Side Of The Curb during Xmas time? It may have started out on the curb but it looked like it had been kicked about a bit
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Somebody here has an inflatable decoration in front. It is shaped like a camping trailer, only made out of gingerbread. There's an engine chugging next to the structure, but why? Because every few minutes, the door to the trailer opens and an inflatable Santa pops his head out the door. My but they are reaching for things to sell us, if this is the scenario they came up with!
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Somebody here has an inflatable decoration in front. It is shaped like a camping trailer, only made out of gingerbread. Is it possible to be inflatable and made of gingerbread?
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