Views of the Neighborhood – Trail of Lights Part II

~ John W. Howell

Last week was part I of the Trail of Lights, an annual event in Lakeway. This is the second part and conclusion.

A gingerbread house.

Some pine trees and Mrs. Clause on a rocker.

Raindeer and another view of the tree.

A North Pole condo.

Some skaters and a pond of lights.

A light tunnel and civilian caught in the headlights. (have no idea who it is.)

Rudolf running for office and a long line to see Santa.

A band playing Jingle Bell Rock and kids dancing.

Santa and Mrs. Clause with kids.

Firepit and Smores in the making.

Hot chocolate stand.

A decorated Agave succulent and another view of the Santa line.

It wouldn’t be Texas without a chuckwagon.

Decorate cookie stand.

I hope you enjoyed the light tour. Happy Holidays to all.

64 thoughts on “Views of the Neighborhood – Trail of Lights Part II”

  3. Lovely part 2. I couldn’t help but find myself remembering our time at the Disney campsite during the Christmas holidays. The whole place was decorated like this. So kitschy yet we loved it.

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  5. Last week, after I saw your lights my mother and I drove past our town park, which is across from City Hall. It was all lit up with holiday lights. I’d never gone that direction after dark, but I thought of you. Thanks for sharing, John!

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  10. Clearly, it’s an enjoyable event, right down to the hot chocolate and s’mores. Next year, suggest to the committee that their agave should have a Christmas tree ball tucked on the end of each leaf! I did like the tunnel — that would be great fun to walk through.

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    1. I thought the committee missed the boat on the agave too. The tunnel was difficult because it blinked on and off and then in sequence and I had to catch it all on. Thanks, Linda.

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  12. I hope you had a good break and a great visit, John. Welcome back and thanks for sharing the rest of the tour. It looks like a delightful place to get lost in the Christmas spirit.

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  17. This is very much like the Christmas lighted exhibit we have here, John … only ours is a drive-through, not a walk-through. They had to plan for snow, you know! Thanks for “the rest of the story” — I enjoyed touring with you (and hope you had a great visit with family over the holidays!)

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  23. Thanks for sharing, John. These tunnels of lights are getting quite popular. Norwich has got one since a couple of years, quite an sttraction.
    Hope you had a lovely first advent.

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