One of the unique facets of Christmas, American-style, is that every neighborhood has at least one house where the people do the holiday up big, hanging up thousands of light and filling their yards with Santa, snowmen, and Nativity scenes. In Los Angeles, people drive from miles around to see the house that has eight replicas of Michelangelo’s David wearing Santa caps on a lawn that’s been covered with cotton batting, and for years in Atlanta, folks trooped out to Stone Mountain to see the Townsends’ annual shrine to both Christmas and Elvis.
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DVD: Ten Thousand Points of Light Brightens Up the Holiday Documentary Season
