An Ornamental Christmas 2024 #14

Oh Christmas Tree, Oh Christmas Tree,

For several years now Neal and I have placed a “travel tree” in our home. During our many vactions and traveling to Georgia State Parks and Historic Site we purposed to collect an ornament from each place we visited. Part of the excitement is as we decorate the tree get to experience memories of that place. Since we each hang different ornamental keepsakes, no two memories are the same, so decorating takes on a whole new meaning.

New travels mean new ornaments.

Remember that Farm Passport travel we did last year? Well, Neal and I were at it again in 2024! There will be posts updating all about our current Farm Passport travels.





Woodland animals made of wood to hang on the tree. Hey there Squirrly!



Christmas at the Atlanta Botanical Gardens, Gainesville, Georgia.

Your branches hold ornaments wonderfully!


Unwrap presents when? Christmas Eve at midnight? First light Christmas morning? Share with us in the comments.


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5 responses to “An Ornamental Christmas 2024 #14”

  1. donaldcellini Avatar

    What a great, meaningful tradition to have.

    1. Robert Avatar

      We so enjoy it!

  2. Neal Saye Avatar

    One on Christmas Eve.

    1. Robert Avatar

      Great tradition!

    2. Neal Saye Avatar

      Yes, yes!

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