Christmas is on its way.
The Norway spruce that will stand in New York's Rockefeller Center was cut down Wednesday from a farm in Bloomsburg, Pa., 155 miles west of Manhattan.
This year's Rockefeller Christmas tree stands 85 feet tall and weighs 13 tons.
The tree will feature 45,000 LED lights and a large Swarovski star on top.
It will be illuminated for the first time during a ceremony Dec. 3 and can be viewed until Jan. 7.
When it's all over, the tree will return to Pennsylvania and be used to build Habitat for Humanity homes, said Rachel Drosdick-Sigafoos, who owns the farm and donated the tree.
The Norway spruce that will stand in New York's Rockefeller Center was cut down Wednesday from a farm in Bloomsburg, Pa., 155 miles west of Manhattan.
This year's Rockefeller Christmas tree stands 85 feet tall and weighs 13 tons.
The tree will feature 45,000 LED lights and a large Swarovski star on top.
When it's all over, the tree will return to Pennsylvania and be used to build Habitat for Humanity homes, said Rachel Drosdick-Sigafoos, who owns the farm and donated the tree.
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