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The Dance Project Christmas at the Cascade

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Slide Shows: A Weekend of Christmas Events – Cascade & Cottonwood

Posted on November 30, 2009 by Photographer Paul Heath

Cascade Christmas by The Dance Project Opening night of Christmas at the Cascade by the Dance Project, directed by James Santos. Downtown Cottonwood began celebrating Christmas Saturday. Christmas In Cottonwood

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