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MORE IMAGES OF PREPARING THE SHELTON TREE FOR REMOVAL

Shelton Herald

Nov. 6, 2013

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Here are other photos of activity on Wednesday at the Kazo Drive property in Shelton where a 76-foot-tall Norway spruce will be cut down and removed so it can become this year’s Rockefeller Center Christmas tree. (Photos by Brad Durrell)

Click below to read a story on preparations being made to move the tree:

http://sheltonherald.com/28726/sheltons-rockefeller-center-tree-to-be-cut-and-moved-on-thursday-morning/