Every December the gates to Christmas Town open. Its a place to meet the elves and reindeer. Decorated like Santa village in the North Pole. As you walk threw the gates you get a smothered with the smell of hot chocolate and ginger bread cookies. The children run form house to house. Parent visit the bakeries and coffee shops. With elves dressed in red and green with point hats. Each hat with a rim of fluffy white stuffing. They dance and sing to Christmas carols all through out the town. The reindeer have bells at the end of each of their antlers. Christmas town is a place for joy and happiness. As the children leave the town the get a gift just for themselves and a candy cane.
The Largest Christmas Tree
Right in the middle of Christmas Town was the largest tree you have ever seen. One hundred and fifty feet tall and fifty to sixty feet round. The tree was so big and round the had to use five fire trucks to put the light and ornaments on it. It took them hours to finish the tree. When it was done and the lights were turned on, the tree sparkled as if there were millions of little stars throughout the tree. With red, green, gold and silver ornaments to add to the decorations. There were sleighs and houses, bulbs and stars, and all things Christmas you see in the stores. The closer you are to this gigantic tree the stronger the smell of pine will get. Around five at night the children gather around the base of the tree to dance and sing the carols with the elves, you see.
Christmas Presents
Under the tree of Christmas Town were presents galore. A gift for each child that stopped for a visit. All marked with names and reasons why they were getting the gift. As snowmen guard the presents with their broom blocking the space in between each of the snowmen. Each gift was wrapped perfectly with a bow on the top. The wrapping was the sparkly kind that is the light hit it just right it had a glare. The glare at some parts was so bad it felt like you were looking at the sun. Around each snowman's neck was a note that read, 'PRESENTS ARE NOT TO BE TOUCHED UNTIL CHRISTMAS EVE.'
