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This first tree is for Hilda at My Manila. It's a Philippines tree. Information boards on traditions were included.
And for Kris at This Will Hurt Me, a tree that reminded of the header on his blog.
While I don't think there were as many big trees as I've seen in previous years, there were more table-top trees and wreaths than expected, which I didn't photograph much. On to the trees!
We liked this angel tree.
This tree is a salute to Boise's Basque community.
Bears roasting marshmallows at the base of a tree.
A "Bob the Builder" construction tree.
This first tree is for Hilda at My Manila. It's a Philippines tree. Information boards on traditions were included.
And for Kris at This Will Hurt Me, a tree that reminded of the header on his blog. While I don't think there were as many big trees as I've seen in previous years, there were more table-top trees and wreaths than expected, which I didn't photograph much. On to the trees!We liked this angel tree.This tree is a salute to Boise's Basque community.Bears roasting marshmallows at the base of a tree.A "Bob the Builder" construction tree.
A cooking tree.
A cowboy tree.
A giant dog knocked over a tree! Bad dog!
A fairy tree.
A gardening tree.
A game tree with Mr. Potato Head - how very "Idaho."
A Pirates of the Caribbean tree.
A tree that's been "torched."
A tree "under the sea."
Volkswagen mini-tree.
Clever ornament on a "cheers to wine" tree - a glass ornament filled with old wine corks. This is just a sampling of what there is to see. If you're in Boise, the festival runs through this weekend.
The Festival of Trees is a perfect outing for ladies of a certain age who belong to the Red Hat Club.
