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The Twelve Nights of Christmas Lights: Hello, Seagate Avenue!

By on Dec 13, 2011 in Featured, Jacksonville Beach, Our Beach Towns

The third night of Christmas lights we’re taking you for a ride down Seagate Avenue for a short look at this Jacksonville Beach block that was simply ablaze.  

The display is quite spectacular. If you’re driving on Penman Road at night, it will catch your eye as it did ours; we gasped as we drove past Seagate Avenue.  We knew we couldn’t leave without a short video for you so we turned the car around,  and cruised s-l-o-w-l-y past theses houses, the camera running. We had the accelerator down to about zero, and wouldn’t you there was a car right behind us the entire time?  We’re grateful they didn’t lay on the horn.  Thanks for that small mercy! Listen carefully – some homes even had audio embellishment.

If you can get out and see this block in person you won’t be disappointed; little kids will be enchanted by its magical mood.  Now this is what decorating for the holidays is all about.  Great work, Seagate at Penman!

 

 

 

 

 

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About the Author

Jeannie Greenwald is a freelance photographer, neighborhoods evangelist, and editor-in-chief of The Beaches Online. She is also a degreed psychologist and occasionally works as an adoption social worker for Jacksonville area families. She founded The Beaches Online, LLC, in 2011 to write about the happenings in 'the beaches' - the island-without-a-name, in Duval and St. Johns Counties, Florida. Always equipped with cameras, she roams the beaches, the string of barrier islands from Amelia to Anastasia, and also journeys inland, to the rural banks of Florida's blackwater rivers, and the pristine, freshwater springs. Jeannie's lived at the beaches for twelve years, and considers herself a common-law native. She celebrates the joy of living in a coastal community that prides itself on its beautiful beaches and strong, independent local business community.

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