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Manitoulin celebrates Christmas with parades and tree lightings

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Expositor Staff
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Is that an airboat? - Businesses get a chance to show their community spirit in a Christmas Parade. photo by Alicia McCutcheon
Anchor Inn Christmas –
Things were hopping at the Anchor Inn bar on Saturday, November 29 thanks to a wide selection of Christmas gifts and goodies.
photo by Michael Erskine
Eyeing big guy in the red suit – Sometimes moms have to get in on the action with Santa when little ones are not so sure about the guy in the big red suit during the Knox United Church Christmas Market.
photo by Alicia McCutcheon
Medicines from the land make great gifts! –
Hunter Cascagnette of Medicines from the Land displays one of the wares she had on hand at the Centennial Museum market.
photo by Alicia McCutcheon
All in compass-ing – Folks at the NEMI Public Library stand ready to celebrate the Compass Seniors programming.
photo by Michael Erskine
They come in all shapes and sizes – Who doesn’t love a parade. It is a great opportunity for the kids to take part as well.
photo by Alicia McCutcheon
Hot chocolate delight – Lineups at the hot chocolate stand were long and thirsty during the tree lighting in Mindemoya.
photo by Alicia McCutcheon
What’s a parade without horses? – There were lots of equine floats and their riders at the Mindemoya parade.
photo by Alicia McCutcheon
A Mindemoya visitor – My Ol’ Blues is a longstanding Island business that enjoys putting on the ritz.
photo by Alicia McCutcheon
Hot stuff – Red Bow’s reindeer had its work cut out for it hauling this fabulous Christmas present around.
photo by Alicia McCutcheon
Is that an airboat? – Businesses get a chance to show their community spirit in a Christmas Parade.
photo by Alicia McCutcheon
Dayne at the switch! – Manitoulin Special Olympian Dayne Tipper gets ready to light up the night at the Central Manitoulin tree lighting celebration.
photo by Michael Erskine

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