Butterfly Tree Answer
A: The Christmas butterfly.
Family Tree Answer
A: He was told by an angel in a dream to flee to Egypt. Mt.3:13
USA Tree Answer
A: The Puritans.
Candy Cane Tree Answer
A: 63 feet
Purple Wonder Tree Answer
A: Royalty. Appropriate for Christmas as Jesus is King of kings and Lord of lords.
Pickleball Tree Answer
A: Vlasic.
From Vlasic’s website: Serve up a winning combination of big crunch and bold flavor with Vlasic Pickle Balls Dill Pickle Flavored Corn Puffs. Crunch into the perfect doubles team of dill and vinegar flavor in every bite and have a pickle-ball with this gluten free pickle flavored snack that rivals all other salty snacks on the court.
From Vlasic’s website: Serve up a winning combination of big crunch and bold flavor with Vlasic Pickle Balls Dill Pickle Flavored Corn Puffs. Crunch into the perfect doubles team of dill and vinegar flavor in every bite and have a pickle-ball with this gluten free pickle flavored snack that rivals all other salty snacks on the court.
Santa Claus Tree Answer
A: India.
On December 17, 2014, 18,112 Santa Clauses gathered in India to raise money for people in need.
On December 17, 2014, 18,112 Santa Clauses gathered in India to raise money for people in need.
GPN Norsemen Tree Answer
A: Swimming.
Specifically, she helped set a new world record in the women's 4×200-meter freestyle relay.
Specifically, she helped set a new world record in the women's 4×200-meter freestyle relay.
Welcome Tree Answer
A: Aramaic
Motor City Tree Answer
A: Santa’s workshop.
From the Edison and Ford Winter Estates: In 1910, a log cabin was built on Ford’s Dearborn, Michigan property. Each year, Ford transformed the modest cabin into “Santa’s Workshop,” inviting local children to participate in a magical experience which included a sleigh, reindeer and their choice of any present they wished. This Christmas custom was carried on for decades. After Henry Ford’s death in 1947, his wife Clara continued the tradition until she passed away in 1950.
From the Edison and Ford Winter Estates: In 1910, a log cabin was built on Ford’s Dearborn, Michigan property. Each year, Ford transformed the modest cabin into “Santa’s Workshop,” inviting local children to participate in a magical experience which included a sleigh, reindeer and their choice of any present they wished. This Christmas custom was carried on for decades. After Henry Ford’s death in 1947, his wife Clara continued the tradition until she passed away in 1950.
Angel Tree Answer
A: The angel Gabriel. Luke 1:19
Music Tree Answer
A: The kinnor, which is often translated as harp or lyre.
Cook's Choice Tree Answer
A: Lentils. Similar to beans, lentils were very common and are a nutrient rich food.