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Every year since 1961, the Veal family has been celebrating Christmas by creating their now-traditional giant ice tree on their property in Indianapolis, Indiana. It has become known as the Veal Ice Tree and is considered a seasonal tourist attraction.
If you’ve had enough of traditional Christmas trees and you’re looking for something more original, you’re going to love the Veal Ice Tree. It looks nothing like a tree, in fact no living trees have ever been used in the creation of this magnificent ice sculpture, but it became known as the ice tree a long time ago, and the name stuck. It’s actually an ice-sculpture made by attaching water hoses to a wooden frame, turning the water on on freezing nights, and letting the weather mold the ice-sculpture into existence. The Veal Ice Tree goes up every year, or almost every year, and it always gets a lot of attention from locals.
Updated Dec 23, 2020 | 13:22 IST
Veal s Ice Tree: A family in Indianapolis has been making stunning ice trees since 1961 which have now become a local tourist attraction. See pictures: Veal s Ice Tree | Photo Credit: Facebook
A family in Indianapolis, Indiana, has been celebrating Christmas every year by making a unique Christmas tree from ice. It has become a tradition which the family has been following ever since 1961. Over the years, the tree has been known as Veal s Ice Tree, after the family s name, and is considered a local tourist attraction.
The tree is actually an ice-sculpture made by attaching water hoses to a wooden frame. The Veal family turns on the water on freezing nights and lets the weather mould the ice-sculpture into existence.
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