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How sweet is this outdoor Christmas tree? It looks especially nice when paired with a charming old English cottage.
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46 comments:

  1. Anonymous1:00 PM

    i love that!

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  2. gosh. this is super sweet and absolutely GORGEOUS. will try to replicate this in my room tomorrow. (:

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  3. So beautiful and magical!

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  4. I think everything looks nice when paired with an old English cottage :) I love my tree this year. I bought it fully decorated at an auction to help the homeless shelters in my town. But I love this one also.

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  5. i would love to spend christmas in that cottage...a la "the holiday." adorable.

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  6. Beautiful! I love the cottage in the back...my dream house!!

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  7. I love the simplicity of this tree... I'm looking at it and thinking "hey, I could do that!" (Now, I'll just have to work on obtaining the old English cottage to go with it...)

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  8. I love the juxtaposition of old and new. What a gorgeous cottage - such a lovely place to spend a holiday!

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  10. omg!! it'so incredibly crazy!! love it!!

    xx

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  12. awesome. now only if i had a charming english cottage to go with it!

    this is my first christmas as a married lady (with my own tree) and apparently no one told me you are supposed to put your live tree in WATER. oops! ours is definitely a fire hazard at the moment.

    this nice little plug in version would have been oh so helpful.

    merry merry christmas my dear!

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  13. I had one just like that growing up! My dad rigged it up when I was in 2nd grade to surprise me when I came home from school. I'd love to have one at my house, now that I have kids of my own.

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  14. Gorgeous. I wish we had a yard so I could have a light tree!

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  15. I saw something like this near my parents' house, but the home owners had thrown water all over it to make it covered in ice. I bet it looked pretty cool at night!

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  16. gorgeous. my hubby would much appreciate! hehe.

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  17. oh my gosh I did a double take because that house looks EXACTLY like my Aunt and Uncle's house in England!

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  19. Awesome!
    My grandparents did somethign similar at their house in florida-- every Christmas they put up a tree just like this one, but with colored lights, and floated it on a raft out in the middle of the small lake they lived on. I never really figured out how they were so confident with the whole extension-cord-in-the-lake thing, but it sure was beautiful.

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  21. love this - so charming.

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  22. This is so pretty and one of my favorite things about the holiday season! Last night my roommates and I drove around downtown admiring all the bright lights-it was beautiful :)

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  23. so sweet. and the backdrop looks lovely, too.

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  25. We have an outdoor tree but its not THAT cute :)

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  26. aw, I love that!

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  27. tyou're right- goes really nice with the house...
    dallas
    http://dillydallas.blogspot.com

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  28. Anonymous1:01 AM

    I have seen many of these where I live in the upper Midwest, and they are incredibly tacky. Just imagine this in front of a three-bedroom ranch house with no landscaping and you will get my "drift."

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  29. A few years ago my mom started doing an outdoor tree. It looks much different from this (traditional lights, etc.), but it sits on her deck and you can see it as you drive up. So pretty.

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  30. . this is super sweet and absolutely GORGEOUS.

    Work from home India

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  31. how gorgeous!!! so simple and lovely.

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  32. haha, anonymous, i guess the house does matter! :)

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  33. Anonymous12:51 AM

    Yeah, you could probably put a turducken on a stake by that house and everyone would gush. Merry Christmas! I hope everyone gets an English cottage this year! ;-)

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