Pictured below are some of the photographs I took of Christmas lights that are brightening up various areas of the town for the festive season. Saturday night was bright and frosty as I made my way around Tudorville, The Gresleys, The Crofts, Nursery Road, Greytree Road and the River View houses. By the time I had taken these, most of the lights in the Brampton area had been switched off for the evening. However, you can look forward to photographs of these and other illuminated houses in next week's edition of the Wyenot News.

Obviously, I do not have the time to photograph every house in Ross but if you would particularly like your Christmas lights photographed for next week's Wyenot News, give me a call and I will try my best to accommodate.

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