Holiday Hangover - Counting the Number of Christmas Trees We Saw this Season

Recovering from the holiday over-indulgence in the celebrations and roaming around can be difficult. Getting back to normal routine may be the least thing we want to do.

It is almost a week into the new year of 2018, but we have still not recovered from the hangover of lights and decorations.

Here, we are counting the number of wonderful Christmas trees we saw this season 2017 from across the globe.

It is a snowy Christmas in Toronto, Canada 

Beautiful, unique and stunning Christmas tree and decorations from Australia. Michigan, Toronto, Montreal, California and Singapore. That is a lot for us!!

The sparkling Swarovski tree at Queen Victoria Building, Sydney has no match.

Office buildings and public complexes fill open vacant spaces with beautifully decorated Christmas tree. 

Below pic - a random building in Sydney housing a lovely large Christmas tree.

Hugo Court Christmas Lights, Narre Warren in Victoria, Australia is no doubt a tourist destination for the season as the lights display gets bigger and better every year during Dec – Jan.

The big ballerina Christmas tree at Bugis Junction in Singapore stands tall in bright pink.

The decorations at shopping malls in Toronto are equally competitive.

All offices, houses and public and private buildings take special interest in decorating their spaces.

The purple tree in the public area from Montreal airport is stunning and is a great idea to try at home for the next season.

Christmas tree decorations from the street lights and public places in Michigan.

Are you still counting how many Christmas trees you saw this holiday season? 

We are still enjoying the photos of lights and sparkles. We promise, this is the last post of this season’s holiday lights.