What do they grow that far south? Our local farm had Virginia Pines and Leyland Cypress. The Virginia pines had a good smell.
Frank
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Seasonal Trees
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I am a bit confused. Are you saying that you give out coins instead of candy, and think that it is too bad that the kids don't get candy like you did as a kid?
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I remember Coke in paper Coke cups, candy apples, popcorn balls and candy. It was rather magical by to days standards.
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I don't recall exactly what they were called, it's been 10 plus years. I do recall the needles being about 3 inches long and very soft, non totally like those plastic dusters with the exploded tips.
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Yes, at least coins can't be laced with razor blades very easily and the kids get something they can safely keep.
Lew
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Why don't you give them candy without razor blades?
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I just walk over the hill from my house, cut one down, bring it home, done.
Jon
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You'd think the neighbors would catch on to that eventually. One by one, seeing their back yard trees disappearing each year. ;-)