Snow can’t spoil Down Home Christmas in downtown Craig
Andy Bockelman
An abundance of wintertime powder Saturday afternoon only made the atmosphere feel all the more Christmas-y in Alice Pleasant Park.
Snow hit hard and so did the crowds during the Down Home Christmas celebration hosted by Downtown Business Association.
Between free cookies and cocoa, a reindeer food station, Elfie Selfies and fire pits for roasting chestnuts, marshmallows and s’mores, horse-drawn transports between the park and Alice Pleasant Park as well as live music throughout the day made for plentiful entertainment.
Mother Nature did her part as well, as a pile of freshly plowed snow provided winter delights for young kids.
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