Winter Stroll a spectacular surprise courtesy of Nashua Downtown Association
It was all aboard for visitors to the Winter Stroll who rode with a conductor manning a "Roaming Railroad" rental choo choo whose trackless traversing of the Main Street venue was constant throughout the night. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
The Meyer Family, Winter Stroll attendees since 2008, show the sights to Sherrie Platt, foreground, a first-time visitor well awed by the spectacle of so many amusements. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
Joshua Torres and his son Gavin Torres, foreground, arrived from Manchester to indulge in Winter Stroll activities and a pause at a souvenir photo taken with owners and staff of Anthos Artistry & Co. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
Winter Stroll aficionados, from left, Eric, Amy and Lily Keating, residents of Hudson, made their way along Main Street fortified with funnel cake topped with a fluff of confectioners' sugar. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
Nashua visitors Mya Gomes, age 4, and Eva Raikes, a 10-year old athlete adept at some spins around a portable ice rink rental that was sponsored by St. Mary's Bank, pause for a breather beneath some Winter Stroll spotlights. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
Chantelle Morin, a Nashua jewelry designer and owner of CCM Designs, available on Etsy and elsewhere, displays some of her handmade crystal sun-catchers, charms, key chain dangles and other objects of art upcycled from beads, gemstones and sparkling crystals. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
Philip Scontsas, owner with wife Amalia of Scontsas Fine Jewelry & Home Decor, greeted Winter Stroll visitors who preferred a sparkly bauble as a souvenir of the Winter Stroll. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
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