Rachelle Brown's car looks like a snow globe on four wheels. Not many people can see the lights on her home at the end of the road, so she takes the lights with her.
Brown said, "Not many people get to see our decorations, and we love our decorations, and so this way we go drive around and get to see everybody's joy by bringing the lights to the road."
It started with an inverter to power the lights and it grew. Now there are about 100 Christmas lights, just as many cotton balls and enough white stuff to cover a queen-sized bed. Even the window sills have a coat of snow.
Brown's daughter, 8-year-old Elora Blackburn, said, "It just makes me think about Christmas a lot and it fills my heart! "
Usually there's a little snow scene beside Elora in the back seat, complete with a lighted Christmas tree, Santa and Frosty. But on Sunday, Baby Jesus, Mary and Joseph were on parade.
Brown said, "It's a little hard to see around the nativity, so I try to do that one when I'm just going straight from my house to church."
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