It has become a tradition to have our Thanksgiving celebration in Bridgeport. All of my immediate family, along with Will's comes to the cabin for a few days of eating, skiing, eating, snowshoeing, and did I mention eating?
The day after Thanksgiving we head out for a Christmas tree hunt. This year we cut four trees- one for my sister-in-law, one for my grandma, one for my mother-in-law, and one for Will and I. Christmas tree tags are $10 at our local Forest Service station. Sure beats going to a Christmas tree lot!
This year snow was lightly falling during our search. It made for some beautiful photos.
Grandma was all bundled up- quite the opposite of the hot Anaheim weather she is used to.
Mom and grandma with their tree.
My sister, Brenna, keeping Foxey nice and toasty.
Sue found her tree.
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| Will and I. |
"Ok! That looks good!" ~Hailey, the dog.
Now it is time to decorate the tree. Happy Holidays!
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