
Twirling a stick as bait, the mighty hunters prepare to enter the wilderness in search of the perfect "Non-Religion Specific, Yuletide, Winter Solstice Holiday Tree."
Of course we ALL KNOW what it really is. ;o)


The girls and Helga (black lump in back) frolic in the snow.

Down the trail I go, with the fish-eye lens.
(Don't try this on your own kids. I am a trained professional.)

This is my best friend of 22 years, Barb, leading the way out into the wintery Wilderness to slay the elusive Christmas tree. She is notorious for selecting a 12 foot tree and requiring us to saw off the bottom 4-5 feet. She is what we embarrassingly refer to as a "tree-topper."
Even after lopping off the botton 3 feet, she still got home and it was too big, requiring another amputation of the bottom 4 feet. This left the tree at about 6.5 feet tall.
She is a crazy woman.
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