Talk:Christmas Tree Lane
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I was president of the Christmas Tree Lane Association 1993-94. This is the most comprehensive account of the Lane to date put together for any publication, and it happened on Wikipedia first. signed: Mike Manning Magi Media 04:34, 26 April 2006 (UTC)Magi Media
[edit] Winter snow pack and electricity
For those who may have trouble corelating snow packs with conservation of electricity. The melting snow provides water for hydroelectric power which is a major source of Southern California energy.
