Well that's what we had imagined. We did make it to a tree farm and walked up and down the hillside but not one tree stood out to us as "the tree." Now I'm not a tree snob, but this was going to be in our living room for a few weeks and I wanted it to be special. So what did we do? We loaded up the truck, drove another 30 minutes to a tree ranch we had heard about.
We pulled up to a golden archway of twinkly lights and trees galore. Just then a reindeer train drove past filled with children of all ages pulling Santa in his sleigh. As we parked there were horse rides, a petting zoo, kettle corn booth and hot coco stands. I turned and looked at the kids faces as their jaws were on the floor. By golly, this was the best tree lot ever!
And the tree lived happily ever after.
The End.
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How fun! We cut ours for the first time too this year! Love the memories that are made during this season. Your photography even in a casual setting is still STUNNING! Beautiful pics :)
ReplyDeletelooks like so great family time!
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ReplyDeleteThat's so cool! Glad you had a nice time and found an awesome tree.
ReplyDeleteAwe!! It looks like yall truly had a great time!
ReplyDeleteLooks like you had a lot of fun :) New follower here from Aloha Friday, would love for you to come by and join my holiday blog hop and follow back?
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http://www.ericastartwalking.com/2012/12/sparkle-and-shine-blog-hop.html
Following along...thanks for hosting! XO, Aimee
ReplyDeleteLooks like they had a lot of fun options to explore at your tree place.
ReplyDeleteHi nice reading your blog
ReplyDeleteHelloo nice blog
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