Recycled Christmas Tree

12 years ago

10' tall Christmas tree made with rebar and pipe from junk pile. Hanging ornaments are painted cotton gin saw blades with broken mirror pieces that create a dancing pattern of light on the ground as they turn in the wind.

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This is an AZ Christmas tree so it's topped with a roadrunner instead of an angel.

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rafor
12 years ago
Very cool!
sunnyca_gw
12 years ago
Very interesting! Sure brightens up that area, just like a decorated tree is supposed to do! Clever to add mirror pieces to get more glitz! Jan
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Calamity_J
12 years ago
A partridge in a pear tree>>>NOT! A roadrunner in a Christmas treeeee.....sung like the song! Love the bling factor!(mirror pcs)
rock_oak_deer
12 years ago
That is a great tree, your roadrunner is a great topper too!
Marlene Kindred
12 years ago
Another awesome creation! The roadrunner is very cool and I love the cotton gin blade ornaments!
concretenprimroses
12 years ago
REally great! One Christmas tree your friend the javelina won't eat!
Kathy
jeannespines
12 years ago
Ornies that turn in the wind! WOW! & shiny & bright...I'm singing "Jingle Bells" & laughing with that roadrunner! (he's amazing!) Cool, tinfoil! TFS! Jeanne S.
sheryl_ontario
12 years ago
LOVE the road runner!
azcactusflower
12 years ago
Perfect for our Arizona desert surroundings. Great job! Soooo creative!
GeorgeCortazzo
10 years ago
Most areas will collect trees after week or two weeks after Christmas for recycling. At the time of recycling they are chopped into mulch, used to slow down erosion or added to compost. Christmas trees are biodegradable .
chickiebabeblue
10 years ago
Wonderful as always Tin Foil Hat. Merry Christmas from -4 degrees.
nancyjane_gardener
10 years ago
George! Did you look at the picture? It's made of recycled metal pieces! Nancy