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WRAL's posted a nice little multimedia slideshow of last night's Lucky Strike tower lighting at their web site that captures the spirit of the evening. A large crowd turned out for the event, enjoying the Durham Public Schools students' performances of holiday music, the lighting itself, and the "snowflakes" falling from the sky -- heck, with the drought and low precipitation levels forecasted, it might be the closest thing to snow we see for a while.
See you all at the parade today.
Posted by Bull City Rising on December 01, 2007 at 07:26 AM | Permalink
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Very nice, slideshow... music too! I really missed out. Fortunately, I did get a chance to enjoy the parade and tree lighting today. Happy holidays, all!
Posted by: B.C.Visitor | December 01, 2007 at 11:29 PM