Winter is in bloom at the Minnesota Landscape Arboretum. In addition to a 24-foot-tall poinsettia tree and several trees decked to the oh-so-natural nines inside the visitor center, there's a light display that meanders through the gardens. In addition to a half-mile of illuminated displays, there's an outdoor light show and an ice throne that's perfect for pictures.
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By Matt Blewett
December 6, 2019 at 1:30PM
Connor and Charlie visited with Santa. (The Minnesota Star Tribune)
Ryan McEnaney and Paul Rodriguez. (The Minnesota Star Tribune)
Nick Lalim and Jolene Vitale. (The Minnesota Star Tribune)
Angela and Emmanuel Johnson with Micah and Matthew. (The Minnesota Star Tribune)
Elise Whitteker with son Alexander. (The Minnesota Star Tribune)
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