Celebrating Resilience: The OBX Christmas Tree Tradition in Western North Carolina
The Resilience of OBX Christmas Tree Tradition
OBX Christmas tree tradition continues in Western North Carolina as communities rebuild after Hurricane Helene. Mountain Roots Tree Farm returns for its fifth year, offering 650 beautiful Christmas trees sourced locally. The event symbolizes not just a festive season but also the community’s strength in overcoming adversity.
Local Insights from Ashe County
As residents grappled with the aftermath, Ricky Hurt from Ashe County reflects, “It was chaos for a good month. Everything just looks so different.” Amid these challenges, the unwavering holiday spirit shines through as locals participate in maintaining their time-honored customs.
Community Impact
- Local traditions bolster communal bonds.
- Mountain Roots Tree Farm brings joy back to the area.
- Residents unite to support each other during hard times.
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