Home For Christmas: After you’ve found and cut your tree on the White Mountain National Forest, it’s time to take it home and decorate it. No, it won’t look like a farmed tree, yes it will be beautiful. (Tim Jones PHOTO)
Home For Christmas: After you’ve found and cut your tree on the White Mountain National Forest, it’s time to take it home and decorate it. No, it won’t look like a farmed tree, yes it will be beautiful. (Tim Jones PHOTO)
GORHAM — The White Mountain National Forest on Saturday will begin selling Christmas tree permits for the 2017 holiday season.
Cutting your own Christmas tree can be an enjoyable adventure for the entire family and just may become a yearly tradition. Bundle up, make a lunch, bring your handsaw or ax and look for that special tree. You will need a permit, sharp saw, thermos of cocoa and a little patience.
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