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Geraldton streets lit up for Christmas

Edward ScownGeraldton Guardian
Number 12 was the talk of Maidstone Street when carollers set up on the driveway.
Camera IconNumber 12 was the talk of Maidstone Street when carollers set up on the driveway. Credit: Edward Scown

Driving around to look at Christmas lights is one of those quintessential activities of the festive season, but it can be a long night if you don’t know where to look.

The Geraldton Guardian took at trip around town to find some of the best for your Christmas Eve adventure. There are plenty of hotspots around town, but this selection is sure to get plenty of oohs and aahs out of kids big and small.

26 St Georges Close working with the shape of their home.
Camera Icon26 St Georges Close working with the shape of their home. Credit: Edward Scown

The overarching theme is that if there is one good house, the rest of the street will generally dress up too. That was certainly the case for Maidstone Street in Mt Tarcoola, which has a tradition of great lights so one longstanding resident suggested they re-name it “Christmas Street”.

6 Lands Edge Close stood out in a sea of lights.
Camera Icon6 Lands Edge Close stood out in a sea of lights. Credit: Edward Scown

It was true too of a trio of Bluff Point streets. Champion Bay Rise and the two cul-de-sacs that sprout from it are awash with lights. Even the most modest houses in this area would be stand-outs on other streets.

If you can find a spot to pull up, it’s well worth exploring on foot if your kids are up to it — a good way to get them ready for bed before Santa arrives too.

24 Pelican Rise was the highlight on a street of good efforts.
Camera Icon24 Pelican Rise was the highlight on a street of good efforts. Credit: Edward Scown

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