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In (this) park is the "Dr. Seuss tree," a bent arbor with a shaggy top that supposedly inspired some of Geisel's illustrations. Dr. Seuss is gone, but the tree remains. So does his quirky spirit in the rich, off-kilter world of La Jolla.
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-USA Today
The Vicenza Military Community officially began the holiday season with a tree-lighting ceremony in the Caserma Ederle library parking lot Dec. 5, 2019. United States Army Garrison Italy Commander Col. Daniel J. Vogel introduced U.S. Army Africa Commander Maj. Gen. Roger L. Cloutier, who wished the crowd happy holidays and lit the tree with Santa Claus. The crowd enjoyed festive music by the Vicenza Middle and High schools’ choir and bands. After the ceremony, parents with their children lined up in the post library to have a photo with Santa.
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Leaves and seed pod of introduced species Albizia lebbeck (Fabaceae), Ross River, Townsville, Australia
This lighted tree overlooks the Minnesota River in Bloomington, MN just south of the Mall of America. The owners keep it lighted from Thanksgiving to New Years. Here's video of the tree during the day and at night.
Here are a couple links about the tree and the people behind it: StarTribune article and KARE 11 article with video.
I loved how these buds were in all stages of opening. Warm weather has certainly brought some early blooming to many things.
My father in law's favorite tree at his cabin. There are quite a few people's ashes spread around this tree, at a elevation of 7000 ft. it truly is a beautiful final resting place!