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The Christmas Tree in Milan

The Christmas Tree in Milan

[December, 2011] The X’mas tree in front of the Duomo in Milan was still being prepared on the 6th December.

I thought it ‘s a bit too late, but apparently, here the lights of the tree is switched on on the Milan’s saint, Sant’Anbtogio day.

And that is the 7th December.

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