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It's slowly beginning to look a lot like Christmas as Sandy cleanup continues
Ben Fogletto
holiday decorations
Charlie Auchter and Connie Havens begin moving tree displays pout of the basement. Sunday November 25 2012 Charlie Auchter and Connie Havens decorate their Sooy Lane home in Absecon for Christmas. They have gotten a late start due to the hurricane of setting up their massive holiday displays that takes weeks to finish. (The Press of Atlantic City / Ben Fogletto)
Ben Fogletto
holiday decorations
Charlie Auchter and Connie Havens check light strings in the basement before setting them up outside. Sunday November 25 2012 Charlie Auchter and Connie Havens decorate their Sooy Lane home in Absecon for Christmas. They have gotten a late start due to the hurricane of setting up their massive holiday displays that takes weeks to finish. (The Press of Atlantic City / Ben Fogletto)
Ben Fogletto
holiday decorations
Charlie Auchter and Connie Havens begin moving tree displays pout of the basement. Sunday November 25 2012 Charlie Auchter and Connie Havens decorate their Sooy Lane home in Absecon for Christmas. They have gotten a late start due to the hurricane of setting up their massive holiday displays that takes weeks to finish. (The Press of Atlantic City / Ben Fogletto)
Ben Fogletto
holiday decorations
Charlie Auchter and Connie Havens check light strings in the basement before setting them up outside. Sunday November 25 2012 Charlie Auchter and Connie Havens decorate their Sooy Lane home in Absecon for Christmas. They have gotten a late start due to the hurricane of setting up their massive holiday displays that takes weeks to finish. (The Press of Atlantic City / Ben Fogletto)
Ben Fogletto
holiday decorations
Charlie Auchter hammers down anchor foundations for lights in the front yard. Sunday November 25 2012 Charlie Auchter and Connie Havens decorate their Sooy Lane home in Absecon for Christmas. They have gotten a late start due to the hurricane of setting up their massive holiday displays that takes weeks to finish. (The Press of Atlantic City / Ben Fogletto)
Ben Fogletto
holiday decorations
Charlie Auchter points to what will worked on next of the decorations stored in the basement. Sunday November 25 2012 Charlie Auchter and Connie Havens decorate their Sooy Lane home in Absecon for Christmas. They have gotten a late start due to the hurricane of setting up their massive holiday displays that takes weeks to finish. (The Press of Atlantic City / Ben Fogletto)
Ben Fogletto
holiday decorations
Charlie Auchter and Connie Havens check light strings in the basement before setting them up outside. Sunday November 25 2012 Charlie Auchter and Connie Havens decorate their Sooy Lane home in Absecon for Christmas. They have gotten a late start due to the hurricane of setting up their massive holiday displays that takes weeks to finish. (The Press of Atlantic City / Ben Fogletto)
Ben Fogletto
holiday decorations
Charlie Auchter and Connie Havens begin moving tree displays pout of the basement. Sunday November 25 2012 Charlie Auchter and Connie Havens decorate their Sooy Lane home in Absecon for Christmas. They have gotten a late start due to the hurricane of setting up their massive holiday displays that takes weeks to finish. (The Press of Atlantic City / Ben Fogletto)
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