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The GazetteDecember 14, 2020 | updated 6 years ago
From the Holiday Pet Memorial Tree. (Susan Davies)
There’s a seasonal tribute tree to pets called the Holiday Pet Memorial Tree in Fox Run Regional Park in northern El Paso County. It appears right after Thanksgiving and disappears Jan. 2. Read more about it on Page 5 in the Outsider’s View column by Susan Davies. (Courtesy of Susan Davies)Courtesy of Susan DaviesThere’s a seasonal tribute tree to pets called the Holiday Pet Memorial Tree in Fox Run Regional Park in northern El Paso County. It appears right after Thanksgiving and disappears Jan. 2. — Susan Davies, executive director of Trails and Open Space Coalition (Courtesy of Susan Davies)Courtesy of Susan DaviesThere’s a seasonal tribute tree to pets called the Holiday Pet Memorial Tree in Fox Run Regional Park in northern El Paso County. It appears right after Thanksgiving and disappears Jan. 2. — Susan Davies, executive director of Trails and Open Space Coalition (Courtesy of Susan Davies)
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The GazetteDecember 14, 2020 | updated 6 years ago
The Holiday Pet Memorial Tree. (Susan Davies)
There’s a seasonal tribute tree to pets called the Holiday Pet Memorial Tree in Fox Run Regional Park in northern El Paso County. It appears right after Thanksgiving and disappears Jan. 2. — Susan Davies, executive director of Trails and Open Space Coalition (Courtesy of Susan Davies)There’s a seasonal tribute tree to pets called the Holiday Pet Memorial Tree in Fox Run Regional Park in northern El Paso County. It appears right after Thanksgiving and disappears Jan. 2. — Susan Davies, executive director of Trails and Open Space Coalition (Courtesy of Susan Davies)There’s a seasonal tribute tree to pets called the Holiday Pet Memorial Tree in Fox Run Regional Park in northern El Paso County. It appears right after Thanksgiving and disappears Jan. 2. — Susan Davies, executive director of Trails and Open Space Coalition (Courtesy of Susan Davies)
