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Loy and Cathy Hardcastle, Fair St., Franklin
Loy and Cathy Hardcastle, Fair St., Franklin  Submitted / Loy Hardcastle
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DJ and Eric Jensen, Mer Rouge, Nolensville
DJ and Eric Jensen, Mer Rouge, Nolensville  Submitted / DJ Jensen
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The home on West Main Street in Franklin is decorted
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The home on West Main Street in Franklin is decorted with the Peanuts Christmas theme.   Shelley Mays/The Tennessean
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This home at 1101 Clairmonte Drive has its holiday
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This home at 1101 Clairmonte Drive has its holiday spirit a glow with lights even on the roof. Clairmonte subdivsion is located off New Highway 96 near downtown Franklin.   Shelley Mays / The Tennessean
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1956 Sunnyside Dr. Brentwood is a home on the Holly
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1956 Sunnyside Dr. Brentwood is a home on the Holly Trolley route. Passengers exit the Holly Trolley to get a close look at one of the more decorated homes on the route Friday December 1, 2017.  Alan Poizner / For The Tennessean
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1956 Sunnyside Dr. in Brentwood is a home on the Holly
1956 Sunnyside Dr. in Brentwood is a home on the Holly Trolley route photographed Friday December 1, 2017.  Alan Poizner
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1956 Sunnyside Dr. in Brentwood is a home on the Holly
1956 Sunnyside Dr. in Brentwood is a home on the Holly Trolley route photographed Friday December 1, 2017.  Alan Poizner
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This Franklin home on Bratton Place Drive has its holiday
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This Franklin home on Bratton Place Drive has its holiday lights synchronize.  Shelley Mays/The Tennessean
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Susan and Wayne Pneuman, Princeton HIlls subdivision,
Susan and Wayne Pneuman, Princeton HIlls subdivision, Brentwood  Submitted / Susan Pneuman
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Reese & Emily Smith home on Southall Road, Franklin
Reese & Emily Smith home on Southall Road, Franklin  Submitted / Lauren Smith George
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Reese & Emily Smith home on Southall Road, Franklin
Reese & Emily Smith home on Southall Road, Franklin  Submitted / Lauren Smith George
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A Noel sign is on display on the roof of the White
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A Noel sign is on display on the roof of the White building on Main Street in downtown Franklin.  Shelley Mays/The Tennessean
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The Parkers' home, Thurmond Court, Campbell Station,
The Parkers' home, Thurmond Court, Campbell Station, Spring Hill   Submitted / Dawn Parker
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Brady home on Abercairn Dr in Sullivan Farms subdivision,
Brady home on Abercairn Dr in Sullivan Farms subdivision, Franklin  Submitted / Michael Brady
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Lights on Old Charlotte is a computerized lighting
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Lights on Old Charlotte is a computerized lighting display located in Franklin on 2613 Old Charlotte Pike. This year is the 12th year for Lights on Old Charlotte which has hover 60,000 lights and 128 Channels of Light-O-Rama Computer Control.  Shelley Mays/The Tennessean
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Event planner and designer Chase Rivers of Franklin
Event planner and designer Chase Rivers of Franklin decorated his family’s Christmas tree with Waterford ice crystal collection ornaments. The gold and teal colored tree is also flocked.  Chase Rivers
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The Parkers' home, Thurmond Court, Campbell Station,
The Parkers' home, Thurmond Court, Campbell Station, Spring Hill  Submitted / Dawn Parker
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The Parkers' home, Thurmond Court, Campbell Station,
The Parkers' home, Thurmond Court, Campbell Station, Spring Hill   Submitted / Dawn Parker
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The Parkers' home, Thurmond Court, Campbell Station,
The Parkers' home, Thurmond Court, Campbell Station, Spring Hill   Submitted / Dawn Parker
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Johnson Elementary Art teacher Cassie Stephens recently
Johnson Elementary Art teacher Cassie Stephens recently decorated this rainbow tree that she received from Treetopia for her art room. Because the tree is for the art room and will stay up all year, Stephens is not calling it a Christmas tree. She decorated the tree with art supply ornaments.  Cassie Stephens
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Johnson Elementary Art teacher Cassie Stephens recently
Johnson Elementary Art teacher Cassie Stephens recently decorated this rainbow tree that she received from Treetopia for her art room. Because the tree is for the art room and will stay up all year, Stephens is not calling it a Christmas tree. She decorated the tree with art supply ornaments.  Cassie Stephens
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Huss family home, Chenoweth Place, Brentwood. "My 14-year-old
Huss family home, Chenoweth Place, Brentwood. "My 14-year-old and 11-year-old help me put them up," said Andy Huss.  Submitted / Andy Huss
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Huss family home, Chenoweth Place, Brentwood. "My 14-year-old
Huss family home, Chenoweth Place, Brentwood. "My 14-year-old and 11-year-old help me put them up," said Andy Huss.  Submitted / Andy Huss
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Huss family home, Chenoweth Place, Brentwood. "My 14-year-old
Huss family home, Chenoweth Place, Brentwood. "My 14-year-old and 11-year-old help me put them up," said Andy Huss.  Submitted / Andy Huss
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The Owen family home, Forest Lawn Drive in Brentwood
The Owen family home, Forest Lawn Drive in Brentwood  Submitted / Pam Owen
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A decorated home on the Holly Trolley route photographed
A decorated home on the Holly Trolley route photographed Friday December 1, 2017.  Alan Poizner
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The Swafford home, Deerfield Lane, Franklin. "This
The Swafford home, Deerfield Lane, Franklin. "This is my favorite part of Christmas. Rounding the bend to our home and seeing "JOY" in the trees. It was the idea of my sons Thomas and Travis Swafford," wrote Tara Swafford.  Submitted / Tara L. Swafford
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The home on West Main Street in Franklin is decorted
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The home on West Main Street in Franklin is decorted with the Peanuts Christmas theme.   Shelley Mays/The Tennessean
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"These are rings that my husband, Bob Musgrove has
"These are rings that my husband, Bob Musgrove has at our house, 50+ feet in the trees," said Kay Musgrove of the rings at their home on Legacy Hills.   Submitted / Kay Musgrove
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Franklin home in Willow Springs neighborhood.
Franklin home in Willow Springs neighborhood.   submitted
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    It definitely is looking a lot like Christmas throughout Williamson County.

    From bedazzled trees with favorite ornaments and multi-colored lights to full-on creative scenes made of lights in neighborhoods filled with creative displays, it's a perfect time to take a drive to see the best of the holiday season.

    We asked readers to submit their favorite Christmas lights photos. We've got them here plus some from our photo staff.

    But, it's not too late to submit yours. Send your favorites to Williamson editor Marcia Prouse (mprouse@tennessean.com). Include your name and phone number. Only submissions with names and numbers via email will be considered.

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