If you’ve already seen the posting I did of the Xmas tree made out of dried red peppers and think you’ve now seen everything, check out this Xmas Tree posted on the La Manzanilla Message Board: http://members5.boardhost.com/lamanzanilla/msg/1450195229.html
My response was that if someone would just make a tree out of tortillas, we’d be well on our way to a complete meal. People could just graze from tree to tree. Can a dried frijole (bean) tree be far behind?
Feliz Navidad! I’m off at 3 a.m. to Xmas adventures in El Norte!!
lifelessons - a blog by Judy Dykstra-Brown 
Love all these Christmas trees–Mexico versions. Happy Holidays.
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That would be quite a tree.
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Super! Are those guavas on the edges?
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I have to go look. If they are, I hadn’t notices. You have a fine eye.
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Ha, no. That is a concrete cross built into the wall behind the tree. The tree is actually mounted on the wall.
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No, I mean the balls on the ends of the nopales.
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Showed H the Chile tree today; he was awed.
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