Computer Christmas Lights

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Welcome!
To The
Computer
Christmas Light
Web Page.

Our family is dedicated to reminding all who visit our
display during the Christmas season to NOT forget our
Lord and Savior,
Jesus Christ.

Christmas is a celebration of Jesus Christ's birthday.

So please do not forget the true meaning of Christmas.
We use our lights to minister to the thousands of people
who visit us during the Christmas season.

Why do we do a mega display like this?

The smiles on the children's faces say it all!
Here are 2 of our guests visiting Santa and Mrs. Clause.

Light Schedule

We regret to inform our visitors that
the 2008 display has been cancelled.
After a long period of praying, we have decided
that their would not be any extra time to put up
the display this year.

We have been building a house this year and
we are still finishing it up. Time is a luxury
that we do not have right now

Right now we are planning on having a
2009 display. Please check back for
further updates.

Mark Obermiller

Light count so far for the 2007 display;

60,640

and adding more each day!

Electrical wire used so far;

9,319 ft

The photo above is a partial view of the display.

You know Santa may be having troubles when his workshop is a camper and
these two are his reindeer! On the left is Lindsey and her friend Megan.

What is in the display?

The 2007 display is a computerized display with
a light and sound show. Most of the computer display
will consist of ground grids that will form unusual patterns
of light. The display also has special effects using strobe lights
and smoke from smoke generators. The display covers a 4 acre
area. Even though we do not have the numbers of lights that
we had in 2002, the quality of the show far exceeds anything
we have ever done.

We have a large static display which consists of
over 50 inflatables and over 125 plastic lighted yard displays.
We have a large nativity display, the Snowball Fighting Snowman display, as well as Santa and sleigh complete with afterburner
will return for this year.

Thanks for visiting!

Announcement

We are now an official
"We Care"
event.

What is "We Care?"

We Care raises money through a variety of means but
primarily through a radiothon/auction broadcast live on
I 105.3, WMPI in Scottsburg, Indiana.

All monies are then used to purchase clothing for needy children of Scott county, Indiana.

One of the most unique things about We Care is that absolutely no money is taken out of the funds raised for administrative
fees, production fees, or air time.

Every penny raised goes directly and entirely to buying needed warm clothing for the children. It is truly a charitable event.

Admission to the display will be a donation to
"We Care."

Please give generously to "We Care."

For more information about "We Care" click on
any of the "We Care" links on this page.

Direction From
Scottsburg, IN
at I-65

Go east on State Road 56 to State Road 3.
Turn right on State Road 3 ( at caution light) and
go about 3 miles to Plymouth Road (2nd county road to left.)
Turn left onto Plymouth Rd and go about 2 miles to
Wingate road and turn right. Go about 1/2 mile to Grandview Drive.
Turn left onto Grandview and we are the end of the road.
Please park in the parking area.

Directions From
Louisville, KY

I-65 exit 19. Go east on state road 160
to US 31. Turn left and go north on US 31
for about 8 miles to State Road 356. Turn
right on state road 356 towards Lexington, IN.
Proceed through the state road 3 stop light and
go about 1 mile to Wingate Road. Turn left onto
Wingate and go about 1/2 mile to Grandview Drive.
Grandview is a dead end road and is located in the
2nd part of the "S" turn. Go up Grandview to 6258.
We are at the end of the road.
Please park in the parking area

Use caution on Grandview drive. This road is a one lane
road and passing is impossible. Please yield to
oncoming traffic. Please be courteous to our neighbors
and don't drive off of the road.

Admission to the display will be a donation to
"We Care."
This admission is collected by means of the honor system.
There is no specific charge, so let your heart
be your guide!

During times of heavy rain the display may be closed.