New PNWCL Webpage

10/01/2022

Here we are again, but with a fresh coat of paint…. Well it’s more than that, I tore the old site up and rebuilt from the ground up. After looking into having a professional make the website for us, it was obviously too cost prohibitive as we do not make any profits from our efforts here.

We are happy with the finished product, as we hope you are.

We tested and tried numerous web development apps and finally found one that is easy enough to use, but has a viable working feature set to allow us to do the things with the site we wanted to, and allows us to add more as we go along.

We are full steam ahead on Halloween and updating the map and webpage nearly daily, we are spending 20-30 hours a week updating things and reviewing and verifying information for this project. And for the first time, we actually have the Halloween map on the webpage, as well as our Facebook page.

We would love if any of our followers would support us with donations to cover the costs of all of this

https://venmo.com/pacificnwchristmaslights

- Best for one time donations

https://www.patreon.com/pacificnwchristmaslights

- Ongoing support, even $1/month adds up

Still on the road

12/10/0023

We are hitting displays left and rights and adding more as we go along, it’s been a record year on number of displays, it’s crazy

So far all the travel has been safe and successful, lots of photos uploaded to the page. We will eventually update the gallery here on the webpage too.

We are still looking to get this site redone, but all our offers have been to move it to WordPress, and we would like to not get into the trap of having to pay for additional services just to have our webpage, as we manage/update and build this ourselves, with some available web tools

We will be on the road daily until the end of the week when we go back to our regular daily jobs, while continuing to juggle everything related to PNWCL

Here we Go

12/03/0023

Road trip time has begun, and so far so good, Canada and back went well, saw tons of displays, and even sold a couple of signs while we were there. It’s nice to have a few more in the wild to help bring the public eye to what we’ve built over the last 11 years.

We hope our community enjoys what we share and what we do.

Merry Christmas