It's Beginning to Look A Lot Like A Disney Christmas
Here In Northern California
Here In Northern California
Nestled in Sonoma County, some 50 miles north of the
Walt Disney Family Museum in San Francisco, residents from hundreds of miles around are treated
to Scott Weaver’s little slice of Disney Christmas heaven. Each year for the past 16 years, Weaver has transformed his Rohnert Park home into a castle
with over 300 handcrafted characters, 40,000 lights, a waterfall, a tower, a
train and a bubble machine. His self-described "Weaver Winter
Wonderland" gets bigger every year. The display, a labor of love,
takes Scott over a month of 12-hour days to set up . Each
year Weaver is allotted five weeks of vacation from his job. He sets aside four
of those weeks for preparation. 
