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Christmas Tree of the Day #5 (2007 Edition)

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Check out this unique yet somewhat bizarre looking tree. It’s mighty tall and looks like it’s been touched by King Midas — it’s all gold and bright and shiny!

You wouldn’t find a single leaf on this tree. Instead, it is entirely made up of lighted rods with golden balls attached at the ends. These balls vary in sizes, and textures too. Some of them are shiny gold, while the rest are matte gold.

The whole thing resembles a multi-tiered solar system, and gives off a sci-fi vibe!

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Man, just how do designers come up with such unique trees anyway? Are there people that do this for a living? That would certainly be a very unusual profession, albeit a seasonal one.

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Spot this tree at The Central! I’m sure you would have no trouble finding it. A majestic tree like this would be hard to miss especially at night, in its whole golden glory.

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Miccheng
December 19, 2007

Ha ha… it does have a Sci-Fi vibe… very nice. I’ve always loved space & astronomy… :)
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Veron
December 19, 2007

Guess that makes two of us. I’ve been interested in stars and astronomy ever since I was a little girl!
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Kay Thi
December 19, 2007

It’s beautiful. I love it.
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alldoneup
December 19, 2007

lol, that is awesome! Very galactic..ahah
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noah
December 19, 2007

this one looks like fireworks.
A lot of sparks.

erm … Anyone noticed ?
It’s beginning to snow.
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Miccheng
December 20, 2007

ha ha… i was a big fan of the Science Center Omni-Theatre… watched all the planetarium shows when it first opened. Ahh… those were good times.
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