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A few people asked me offline if other clubs and/or people could make and
donate and ornament for the tree...well yes, if anyone or club would like to
create an ornament to be auctioned off with the tree, that would be great.
Also if any club would like to send their ambassador cars to be displayed on
the layout for the week, we'd be willing to do that also.
jt
In lugnet.announce, James Trobaugh writes:
> LEGO bricks not only go under the tree at Christmas, at this year’s Festival
> of Trees will be on the tree.
>
> Atlanta, Ga. – The North Georgia LEGO Train Club (NGLTC) is proud to
> announce their participation in the 25th Annual Festival of Trees. The NGLTC
> will be presenting a tree decorated with ornaments built completely from
> LEGO bricks. The collection of ornaments will include designs by the LEGO
> Company’s own Master Builders, creations from NGLTC club members plus a wide
> variety of ornaments built by children who are patients with the Children’s
> Healthcare of Atlanta.
>
> The Festival of Trees is a yearly fundraiser for Children's Healthcare of
> Atlanta (http://www.choa.org/festival/default.shtml). Different groups and
> companies put together Christmas trees displays that are auctioned off via a
> silent auction. The trees are on display to the public for the week.
>
> The NGLTC will be visiting the Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta hospital on
> November 4th and setting up a building session for a group of patients. The
> ornaments created by the imaginative builders will be used to decorate the
> tree. Each ornament will be labeled with the child’s name and age.
>
> Along with the LEGO decorated tree, the display will include a functioning
> LEGO railway, children building area and some LEGO related items to be
> auctioned off.
>
> LEGO Direct (www.lego.com), a division of the LEGO Group, have donated the
> bricks and designs used in many of the ornaments as well as the LEGO sets
> that are to be auctioned off separately from the tree.
>
> Be sure to come to this year’s Festival of Trees and visit the North Georgia
> LEGO Train Club’s special tree.
>
> jt
>
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> James J. Trobaugh
> North Georgia LEGO Train Club
> http://www.ngltc.org
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