[macawlaw]

Originally Posted by thevillages2013

If it’s not Christmas time it’s not HO HO HO just plain Ho

You win the Internet today.

[Kenswing]

Originally Posted by Old Bob

No, the post light is not on a separate circuit breaker

Mine is.

[jimjamuser]

Originally Posted by Arctic Fox

In my opinion, the garden lamp posts have outlived their usefulness now that the emergency services know exactly where your property is using GPS etc.

I would much rather have no light in my garden, and give nature a break at night when it is supposed to be dark, but well-meaning neighbors replace my bulb if I take it out and I don't want to seem ungrateful.

Solution.......paint the sides black. Neighbors will take that hint!

[jimjamuser]

Originally Posted by Michael G.

I use a purple light, tells the ladies in my neighborhood my wife is out shopping and I got 5 minutes........LOL

A prize awarded to the most humorfulest post so far!

[Dan2013]

My circuit breaker for the lamp post is the same breaker as the lawn sprinklers.

Originally Posted by joseppe

There should be a circuit breaker controlling power to the lampost light.

[jimhurtt@twc.com]

I too give in to the urge to be nonconformist sometimes. As long as people can see your house number at night (which is why the Villages requires them).

[valuemkt]

My blue bulbs looked green because of the material of the plastic enclosure of the light fixture. After trying a couple of different bulbs I gave up and changed back to bright white

[Velvet]

Originally Posted by jimhurtt@twc.com

I too give in to the urge to be nonconformist sometimes. As long as people can see your house number at night (which is why the Villages requires them).

What house number? There was nothing on our house or by our house when we bought it. The same next door. FedEx went around the block twice to find us.

[MrFlorida]

Originally Posted by joseppe

There should be a circuit breaker controlling power to the lampost light.

Yes there is a circuit breaker in the garage that controls the lamp post, but there are other circuits on the breaker as well., such as your garage outlets...

[Kenswing]

Originally Posted by MrFlorida

Yes there is a circuit breaker in the garage that controls the lamp post, but there are other circuits on the breaker as well., such as your garage outlets...

Not all houses are wired the same.

[DaleDivine]

Originally Posted by Villagevip

I like the bulbs that look like flames a lot.....

My neighbor across the street has the flame lights on the sides of his garage...

[DaleDivine]

Originally Posted by jimhurtt@twc.com

I too give in to the urge to be nonconformist sometimes. As long as people can see your house number at night (which is why the Villages requires them).

I don't think TV requires lights to be on at night. I've seen some that have been out for months...

[OrangeBlossomBaby]

Wow what a sad state we live in, that if we want to DECORATE by having a FUN color lightbulb in our lawn lamp, people will assume it has to MEAN something.

How about we stop assigning meanings and labels to so many things, and just enjoy a green, blue, purple, pink, red lamp post light just because it's fun. Embrace the difference and stop turning it into a "statement."

[Bogie Shooter]

Originally Posted by jimhurtt@twc.com

I too give in to the urge to be nonconformist sometimes. As long as people can see your house number at night (which is why the Villages requires them).

I cannot find any documentation requiring a house number or that it must be lit at night?