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Opposite Rockefeller Center in NYC is a Swarovski display with the information about the huge Swarovksi crystal star the tops the Rockefeller Center Christmas tree each year
Quite interesting and spectacular
Swarovski Crystal Star for Rockefeller Center Tree
My mother was originally from Brooklyn and she worked in the city. Even though we moved to New Jersey, we visited the city for shopping, shows, and visiting relatives several times a year. At Christmas we always went to Rockefeller Center and Radio City Music Hall.
Christmas bulbs in full bloom at a nearby hotel- Lotte Palace across from St. Patrick's Cathedaral
Above the ice skating rink at Rockefeller Center NYC
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West Metro Mommy
Did you know that this year's tree was from my area? It came from a neighboring town! Thanks for giving me a chance to see it.
ReplyDeleteHow interesting! are you in New Jersey. A few years ago it was from my area near Princeton nj
DeleteI like the photos especially the crystal star :-)
ReplyDeleteHave a seasonaltastic week :-)
Thank you - the Chrystal star is beautiful
DeleteI've seen the Rockerfeller Center tree on TV for years but have never been in NY at Christmas to see it. Love the star.
ReplyDeleteIt is spectacular- the tree and the star
DeleteLovely!! Like Carol, I've never been but plan to one day!
ReplyDeleteIt is worth the trip - NYC is in all its splendor before Christmas.
DeleteThat is incredible! I have always wanted to go to New York for thanksgiving or Christmas! Some day!
ReplyDeleteMy mother was originally from Brooklyn and she worked in the city. Even though we moved to New Jersey, we visited the city for shopping, shows, and visiting relatives several times a year. At Chritstmas we always went to Rockefeller Center.
ReplyDeleteThat is a gorgeous star. I always wondered how they could put such a beautiful and expensive ornament on an outside tree.
ReplyDeleteThanks. It's fun to see the star close up.
ReplyDeleteDear Judee,
ReplyDeleteyour shots are truly outstanding, thank you for sharing such Beauty !
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a crystal star? A large one! Wonder what it looks like when it is dark.
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