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Tampa Bay family competing for $50K on ABC’s ‘Great Christmas Light Fight’

A Valrico family has operated the Burton Family Light Show since 2016.
 
 
 
The Burton Family Light show in Valrico is seen in 2022. The Burton family and their home will be seen in Season 11 of "The Great Christmas Light Fight."
The Burton Family Light show in Valrico is seen in 2022. The Burton family and their home will be seen in Season 11 of "The Great Christmas Light Fight." [ Courtesy of Audra Burton ]
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