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One Home… 133 Decorated Christmas Trees

A Canadian couple filled their home with 133 decorated Christmas trees to raise money for a local animal shelter.

They first filled their home with Christmas trees and opened the doors to the public about 15 years ago, when they had 15 decorated trees in their home.

The number of trees has increased every year, to a total 133 trees this year. The pair said the tours they give of their tree-filled home raise money for the Central Alberta Humane Society.

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