Christmas Eve Bonfires 2009
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Stephanie
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Re: Christmas Eve Bonfires 2009
I guess that it would've been nice to actually see the fires.
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Re: Christmas Eve Bonfires 2009
Stephanie wrote:I guess that it would've been nice to actually see the fires.
They will be lit Christmas Eve night. This is a Christmas tradition close to where I live at in St. James Parish, LA
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Re: Christmas Eve Bonfires 2009
LaPlaceFF wrote:Stephanie wrote:I guess that it would've been nice to actually see the fires.
They will be lit Christmas Eve night. This is a Christmas tradition close to where I live at in St. James Parish, LA
Oh. I didn't realize that this was a current video. It'll be interesting to see what it looks like lit.
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They light the bonfires so that Papa Noel may find his way. Baton Rouge has them also. I stopped off at the Grosse Tete/ Rosedale exit off I-10 last Friday on the way back from New Orleans. They had some kind of bonfire or maybe Christmas lights in the bayou that runs through there. I'm thinking they may do the same thing. Hopefully i'll remember to look on my way back from picking my daughter up from the new orleans airport on Christmas eve.
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Re: Christmas Eve Bonfires 2009
I noticed that there is rain in the forecast. Will there still be the fires?
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