We spent Saturday in Southhampton, NY, one of the Hamptons at the eastern end of Long Island. They had a Christmas parade and tree lighting with fireworks. Something so special in this small, quint town.
People crowded the parade route by the thousands, they hung out of bars with drinks, all bundled up from the cold, mind you.
At the end of the parade, just like clockwork, everyone moved to the end of the block to a park where the tree was ready to be lit. After a few speeches, there was a countdown and the tree was lit.
Then there were fireworks behind the tree for about 15-20 minutes. So much fun. Small town America during the holidays!
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