Kaimalino Castle in La Jolla all decked out for Christmas

Photo: Pearl Preis

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The Kaimalino Winter Wonderland Castle in La Jolla gets all decked out for Christmas. The castle has everything from snow, Santa, winter animals and a Christmas countdown clock. Want to see it? Visit the 1300 block of Kaimalino Lane in La Jolla.

Photo: Pearl Preis

Photo: Pearl Preis

Photo: Pearl Preis

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