Ben HillyeR | The Natchez Democrat Whether it was by foot or by car, local residents enjoyed experiencing what has become a Christmas tradition on the Vidalia Riverfront. Twins Devin and Desiree Polk race around the holiday exhibits that lined the road along the riverfront.

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Photo Feature: Do you see what I see?

Published 12:15am Monday, November 26, 2012
Ben Hillyer | The Natchez Democrat — Shanna Smith, Dedra Green and even Genna, the Green family’s dog, enjoyed the view from their car.
Ben Hillyer | The Natchez Democrat — Twinkling lights and animated displays line the road for passersby to see.
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  • Anonymous

    Having been directly involved with the planning and construction of these displays, I get very nervous when I see kids-or anyone- up close and personal around the displays. And for good reason. There are quite a few electronics in some of them, and some rather dangerous moving parts in some, too. Fingers in the wrong place could cause either a shock or the real possibility of a pinched finger. Or even the loss of a finger. The displays are NOT meant to have people poking around them carelessly.
    My advice- STAY IN YOUR CARS ! Please. Christmas is no time for a bad accident.

  • Anonymous

    You left hot wires hanging out?

  • Anonymous

    No, idiot! But a damp shoe/ground could possibly be a shortcut for an electric current should someone touch an electrical component- you never know! And I am smart enough to have left the wiring to those that are qualified to do it.
    USE COMMON SENSE and stay in your car, especially when the displays are running.

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