Erika Alvero/For the JournalThe annual Parade of Lights made its way down Main Street in downtown Cortez Saturday night.
Erika Alvero/For the JournalDespite an unpredictable year, this year's event saw a wide variety of creative floats and plenty of onlookers lining the street.
Erika Alvero/For the JournalA grinchy Santa Claus holds the reins on Rudolph and his team of reindeer for the Colorado Title and Closing Services float.
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Erika Alvero/For the JournalHarris DirtWorks incorporates a backhoe in their design.
Erika Alvero/For the JournalA float with some cold weather friends.
Erika Alvero/For the JournalA creative rendition of holiday cheer.
Erika Alvero/For the JournalThe Grinch and other members of Whoville were prominent features in many floats.
Erika Alvero/For the JournalThis was the 31st annual parade, which is sponsored by the Four Corners Board of Realtors.
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Erika Alvero/For the JournalSome vehicles in the rear of the parade showed political colors.
Erika Alvero/For the JournalA creative rendition of holiday cheer.
Erika Alvero/For the JournalVehicles proceeded west-to-east down Main Street, before departing into the night.
Erika Alvero/For the JournalThe annual Parade of Lights made its way down Main Street in downtown Cortez Saturday night.
Erika Alvero/For the JournalDespite an unpredictable year, this year's event saw a wide variety of creative floats and plenty of onlookers lining the street.
Erika Alvero/For the JournalA grinchy Santa Claus holds the reins on Rudolph and his team of reindeer for the Colorado Title and Closing Services float.
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Erika Alvero/For the JournalHarris DirtWorks incorporates a backhoe in their design.
Erika Alvero/For the JournalA float with some cold weather friends.
Erika Alvero/For the JournalA creative rendition of holiday cheer.
Erika Alvero/For the JournalThe Grinch and other members of Whoville were prominent features in many floats.
Erika Alvero/For the JournalThis was the 31st annual parade, which is sponsored by the Four Corners Board of Realtors.
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Erika Alvero/For the JournalSome vehicles in the rear of the parade showed political colors.
Erika Alvero/For the JournalA creative rendition of holiday cheer.
Erika Alvero/For the JournalVehicles proceeded west-to-east down Main Street, before departing into the night.
The 31st annual Parade of Lights, organized by the Four Corners Board of Realtors, took to Main Street on Saturday night, continuing the cherished December event.
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