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The Second Year Little Bear Christmas Tree Farm When Katie was 2, everything seemed picturesque, family was together, Tom actually wanted to take part, and everyone still had their innocence. Little Bear Christmas Tree Farm is located an hour and a half away. Even though you would only be at the farm for 2 hours, it was a whole day ordeal driving there and back. It was the only time our family went to the snow all year; Katie would wear her mittens and big coat so she could stay warm. We knew we had arrived; the long line of cars approached eyesight and the bonfire smoke rose above the trees. The busy atmosphere and excitement buzzed through the air. The large bonfire smoke wafted the smells of fudge and other sweet smells through
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