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  1. 12-11-2003, 11:43 AM #1
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    When I lived in NM luminarias were the popular Christmas light decoration for outside. I just loved how Old Towne looked in Albuquerque at Christmas.

    I don't see anyone using them here in MI, but thought canning jar luminarias would be a neat thing to do.

    http://www.lhj.com/lhj/story.jhtml?s...s_08212001.xml

    Basically, like the link above, but not so decorative for the outdoors.

    Here's instructions for ice luminarias. How neat is that?

    http://www.canadianliving.com/Canadi...News=1851&pg=2
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    I love the luminarias too. We have an older neighborhood in a nearby town that does a luminaria display throughout the entire neighborhood for one weekend in December, they line all the curbs and drives and sidewalks with them and it is so lovely to look at.
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    i LOVE luminaries too. we don't do them, but i'd love to. i have tons of mason jars and tea light candles. we also have a sand pile.......sooooo, i should do some.
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