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Vote For A Sweet Beacon!

Ultimate Gingerbread is having a contest and Kerry from Madison has entered A Sweet Beacon. Here's how you can vote for her entry!

 

There are gingerbread houses, and then there are gingerbread masterpieces. In my opinion, Kerry Holmes' creation, recently entered into the Ultimate Gingerbread house contest, is in the latter category.

Check out the entries by going to this link on the Ultimate Gingerbread website, then click on "vote." The entry from Kerry, who is from Madison, is "A Sweet Beacon," a gingerbread lighthouse.

The site also has a wealth of other information about "everything gingerbread," including ...

Kerry says that she got the idea for her creation after browsing through a magazine, she thinks it may have been Coastal Living.

"It was tons of fun. I do say that it might be my favorite construction in my experience making these fun things," she said, adding, "Take a look at the other entries - they are really quite remarkable."

If you have entered a contest and want to let people know, upload a photo and the information to a "blog," the link is under the top four stories on the front page. After you upload it, we'll put the blog on the front page and out on Facebook and Twitter!

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