TILGHMAN — Who said a Christmas tree has to be green? Why not a rusty red? the Tilghman Island community asked. And why not make it out of crab pots and place it at the base of the Tilghman Island bridge for everyone to see?
Spearheaded by Kelley Cox, the executive director and president of Phillips Wharf Environmental Center, with overwhelming effort from the community, Tilghman Island is erecting its first crab pot Christmas tree.
“An associate of mine brought it to my attention that a town in Washington state claimed to have the world’s largest. I thought, well, we could do that,” Cox said.
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5 comments:
It's so pretty,NOT!
the feds will probably order it torn down because it offends some camel humper.
That is awesome!
good for them!
I like it! What else would we build it out of on he Island! It will look great all lit up! Might have to make a special trip this year...
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