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The Sparkle Tour is once again guiding people to the best and brightest Christmas displays.
Iann Gorrill runs the website, which maps out bright Christmas displays in 22 Saskatchewan communities.
“People submit their addresses on the website and I add them to the map,” Gorrill explained the the CJME Morning Show Wednesday morning, adding there are nearly 250 addresses mapped out this year.
Most are marked with a bright Christmas light, but Gorrill puts a star on displays that he feels pull out all the stops.
“I know the amount of work it takes to put up some of these displays so those are ones I just feel deserve a bit more attention.”
Gorrill said he has about 7,000 lights on his own home, but that is a small amount in comparison to some Sparkle Tour stops that feature more than 30,000 lights.
