This afternoon, I read about a gigantic lighted Christmas tree that is near 14th Avenue S and S Judkins Street in Seattle. I was intrigued. Since that location isn’t far from where I live, I got in my car and set off to find the tree soon after the sky became dark.
Gigantic is certainly an appropriate word; the lighted tree towers over apartment buildings. I couldn’t see the whole tree, but I took photos from three different vantage points.
I have no idea how someone managed to do this.
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Wow!
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I have no idea how tall it is but my guess would be between 100-150 feet!
From: “Living, Learning and Letting Go” Reply-To: “comment+cyw_ckpbmv0tgco7qafnbb7429ol@comment.wordpress.com” Date: Saturday, November 23, 2019 at 9:34 PM To: “livinglearningandlettinggo@gmail.com” Subject: [Living, Learning and Letting Go] Comment: “A Gigantic Christmas Tree”
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That is some tree!
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You might be able to see it from ID.
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