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Almost 350 people stroll through Ripley Christmas Tour of Homes By Liz Dadson |
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 Alice Burgsma (L) of Dungannon, and Jocelyn deBoer and Rita Klein-Geltink of Lucknow check out the beautiful dining room setting at the home of Cherie and Sean Johnson, as decorated by IC Greenhouses, during the Ripley Christmas Tour of Homes Sunday afternoon  People tour through the kitchen area at the home of Ainslie Martyn and Gary McDonell, decorated by Kincardine Home Hardware  Participants in the Ripley Christmas Tour of Homes wend their way along the driveway and up the steps into the home of Cherie and Sean Johnson on Railway Street, Ripley  The living room at the home of Kathleen and Greg Ackert is beautifully decorated by Jerome Flowers and Gifts | ||||
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The weather was warm and windy and certainly not conducive to thoughts of Christmas Sunday afternoon and evening. However, the Ripley Christmas Tour of Homes still brought a great crowd, strolling through seven houses and the Huron-Kinloss municipal council chamber. Organizer Sonya Watson said 345 people took part in the tour, 50 more than the 2009 event. IC Greenhouses decorated the home of Cherie and Sean Johnson at 25 Railway Street:
Cherie Johnson serves some treats to the crowd enjoying the beautiful decorations in her house
Kincardine Home Hardware decorated the home of Ainslie Martyn and Gary McDonell at 5 McGill Street:
A delightfully-decorated kitchen dining area
A gorgeous wreath in the living room window
A child's theme-decorated tree in the basement Quinn Florist and The Glass Hummingbird decorated Joye Hunt's home at 27 Railway Street:
Joye Hunt (L) welcomes people to her home
A beautiful dining table setting
Christmas display in the bedroom
Christmas arrangement outside Everlastings Flowers and Gifts decorated the home of Tracy and Jack Meurs at 2206 Concession 4:
Welcome to the Meurs home
Gorgeous colours in the dining room
A perfect arrangement over the fireplace
The Christmas tree in the living room Participants who toured the Meurs house were reminded that Everlastings Flowers and Gifts in Lucknow is holding a Christmas Open House Nov. 18-20
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The Village Flower Shop and Dalton Pottery decorated the home of Nicole and Kent Liddle at 12 McGill Street: A splendid pottery set  Decorated Christmas tree in the living room Jerome Flowers decorated the home of Kathleen and Greg Ackert at 38 Huron Street:  Christmas display on the bedroom dresser  Decorated tree in the hallway  This decorated Christmas tree graces the corner of the kitchen Hodgins Home Hardware and Lucknow Pharmasave decorated the home of Gail and Bob Lock at 8 Queen Street:  Front door in Christmas finery  Tracey Howe welcomes visitors to the divinely-decorated kitchen table  The Christmas tree in the living room  Another Christmas tree in the back room Scrolling stops when you move your mouse inside the scroll area. You can click on the ads for more
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