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A Country Christmas: Hay Bales Used To Create Santa, Snowman
December 20, 2011
North Escambia residents have turned to round hay bales to create a couple of interesting Christmas displays.
At the Miller home near Walnut Hill, hay bales have been used to create Frosty the Snowman — complete with a corncob pipe. The display is located in the 3000 block of Highway 97, just north of Hendricks Lane.
And at the Century Branch Library, a hay bale Santa uses plenty of locally grown cotton to create the beard for a huge Santa Claus.
NorthEscambia.com photos, click to enlarge.
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4 Responses to “A Country Christmas: Hay Bales Used To Create Santa, Snowman”
Spanky …..at his best!!! Merry Christmas!
Great job, Eli!
Ya’ just carryin’ on an old “Family Tradition” ( :
Have you seen the reindeer in Jay at the, I think it’s a Shell station? Really cute at night when the lights are on.
Love it!!! Definitely worth the drive to see!!!!