SANTA AT MILNER: Sisters Tia

SANTA AT MILNER: Sisters Tia

Santa visits Milner Gardens in Qualicum Beach

Hundreds of families also came to walk the trails twinkling with Christmas lights

SANTA AT MILNER: Sisters Tia, left, and Grace Gilbert tell Santa and Mrs. Claus what they want for Christmas on Friday evening at the annual Milner Christmas Magic light show, where hundreds of families came to walk the trails twinkling with Christmas lights. The event continues Dec. 11-13 and 16-20. Check out more photos on our Facebook page: www.facebook.com/PQBNews.

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