What would Christmas be without a Christmas tree? A new tree lot in downtown Merrill on E. First Street between Ana Blairs and Auntie Ray's Coffee Shop offers evergreen trees, kissing balls, wreaths, and porch pots for sale. Peter Tesch photo.
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This week mild temps are melting the snow and it's hard to focus on the fact that Christmas Eve is only 10 days away ... but these beautiful photos by Peter Tesch from around town showcase Christmas scenes from just last week as residents get their homes and outdoor decor ready for the holidays.
This large snowman (with one eye and a couple of his buttons hidden by a fresh snowfall) is just one of a number of impressive and larger-than-life snowmen decorations on lawns around town. Peter Tesch photo.
A collection of blow-up farm animals are ready for the holidays. Peter Tesch photo.
What would Christmas be without a Christmas tree? A new tree lot in downtown Merrill on E. First Street between Ana Blairs and Auntie Ray's Coffee Shop offers evergreen trees, kissing balls, wreaths, and porch pots for sale. Peter Tesch photo.
Fresh snow adorns a kissing ball and two deer made of logs and sticks in a yard in Merrill. Peter Tesch photo.
A beautiful seasonal view of the tower at Trinity Lutheran Church Merrill. The red berries on the bush in the foreground are fitting for the season. Peter Tesch photo.
Boughs and bows decorate the handrails at the front of Trinity Lutheran Church in Merrill in preparation for the Christmas season. Peter Tesch photo.
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