Talk:Rich's Great Tree
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I am curious to know what size a live tree would be other than life size. Is the author trying to suggest that the tree is very large?
- I think the "tree" article should be expanded to also talk about other "Macy's Great Trees" The iconic tree at Macy's on State Street in Chicago is called the "Great Tree" in the Walnut Room24.17.88.199 07:47, 26 December 2006 (UTC)
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