November 27, 2020 (and a link to here in 2021 at the bottom of this
page)
phone '1-800-238-8733 for dates, times, and information
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Frosty's is a family owned Choose and Cut Christmas tree farm, specializing in Fraser Firs since 1960. |
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When the two RV Gypsies and family arrived at Frosty's, they were greeted and informed about the procedure of how to choose a tree. They were given measuring poles and a tree tag for whatever trees they found. Then they enjoyed the hayride to the designated cutting location of the day. |
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Below: Lee and
Karen Duquette enjoyed the hayride, BUT, maybe their grandson Alex did
not enjoy his Grandfather sitting on his lap! (Note: He did this just
for fun. There was plenty of space on the hayride because they limited
the amount of people on the hayride due to social distancing.) |
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Below: Arriving
at the field with thousands of Christmas trees, everyone began their
quest to find the perfect Christmas tree. |
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Below: Lee Duquette
quickly found the tree that he liked and raised the green end of his
pole to signal someone to come and cut down the tree. His great-grandson,
Anthony, approved of the tree. |
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Below: Renee and John Smythers also found their perfect tree. |
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Below: The tree cutter person took a photo of the two RV Gypsies and their
family with their trees in the field. |
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Then everyone
took the hayride back down the hill and paid for the trees at Frosty's
barn. Their trees were baled and put on a trailer and taken to the loading
area for pick up. |
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Below: Everyone shopped at the Christmas shop and also bought some hot chocolate.
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Below: Workers burned the words "Frosty's 2020" into their
"tree trunk souvenir" that is actually a piece cut off
of the trunk of the Christmas tree that they bought. It will always
hang on Lee and Karen's Duquette's Christmas tree, which they call their
"travel tree" because it is not full of standard
Christmas decorations. It is full of items that bring back memories
of their RV travels through the years. |
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Then John drove his truck to the loading area, where a worker came to collect
their pay stub; locate, load and tie the two trees in the bed of the
truck. Then the family drove to a restaurant before driving two hours
back home with their trees. Everything was very organized and safe,
despite the Covid times. |
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