Home for the Holidays Photos: Show off your holiday lights and decorations with KFOR!

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by: Kari King

Posted: Nov 23, 2020 / 10:38 AM CST / Updated: Dec 1, 2020 / 05:19 PM CST

OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) — We want to see your decorations!

Are you putting up Christmas lights? Holiday decorations of any kind?

Holiday Lights!

Take pictures and share them with us.

Holiday lights in Cherokee, Okla. Pic by Michelle Baldwin
Christmas Tree, Oklahoma City, pic by Deb Dawley
Christmas Tree- Pic by Ellis Naifeh
Holiday Lights -Forest Park. Pic by Jody Plog
Ready for the holidays. Pic by Debra Altman
Holiday lights in Edmond, Pic by Mary Kultgen

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