13 photos of Lake Geneva's holiday tree before it made it downtown
Jesse Snopek, owner of Root Tree Service, makes the final cuts to an evergreen tree
Jesse Snopek, owner of Roots Tree Service, makes the final cuts to an evergreen tree that is about to come down and serve as the Business Improvement District’s holiday tree during the tree-lighting ceremony, Dec. 4 at Flat Iron Park in downtown Lake Geneva.
Troy Smallz, left, and Jesse Snopek of Roots Tree Service, pull down an tree on North Road
Troy Smallz, left, and Jesse Snopek of Roots Tree Service begin to pull down a tree on North Road, as they prepare to transport it to Flat Iron Park.
An evergreen tree awaits to be installed in the Brunk Pavilion at Flat Iron Park as it will be decorated
An evergreen tree awaits to be installed in the Brunk Pavilion at Flat Iron Park as it will be decorated and lighted to serve as Lake Geneva's holiday tree.
Employees from Roots Tree Service drive off with an evergreen tree to be transported to Flat Iron Park
Employees from Roots Tree Service drive off with an evergreen tree to be transported to Flat Iron Park to be decorated as Lake Geneva's holiday tree.
Employees from Roots Tree Service prepare to lay an evergreen tree in front of Brunk Pavilion
Employees from Roots Tree Service prepare to lay an evergreen tree in front of the Brunk Pavilion in Flat Iron Park for city crews to place in the pavilion for it to be the centerpiece of Lake Geneva's holiday decorations.
Kristina Tarantino, event director for Lake Geneva Business Improvement District, holds up a sign
Kristina Tarantino, event director for Lake Geneva Business Improvement District, holds up a sign that reads “Flatiron or bust” to indicated that a chopped down tree on North Road is headed towards Flat Iron Park to serve as Lake Geneva’s holiday tree.
Jesse Snopek and Troy Smallz of Roots Tree Service trim the trunk of a tree
Jesse Snopek and Troy Smallz of Roots Tree Service trim the trunk of a tree as they prepare to transport it to downtown Lake Geneva.
An evergreen tree on North Road is cut down as it will serve as Lake Geneva's community tree during the holiday season
An evergreen tree on North Road is cut down as it will serve as Lake Geneva’s community tree during the holiday season.
Employees from Roots Tree Service load an evergreen tree onto a truck as they prepare to transport it to Flat Iron Park
Employees from Roots Tree Service load an evergreen tree onto a truck as they prepare to transport it to Flat Iron Park to serve as Lake Geneva's community holiday tree.
Troy Smallz, left, and Jesse Snopek of Roots Tree Service are all smiles as they are proud of the work they did transporting an evergreen tree from North Road to Flat Iron Park
Troy Smallz, left, and Jesse Snopek of Roots Tree Service are proud of the job they did of transporting an evergreen tree from North Road to Flat Iron Park in downtown Lake Geneva.
An evergreen tree from North Road in Lake Geneva arrives at Flat Iron Park to be placed in the Brunk Pavilion
An evergreen tree from North Road in Lake Geneva arrives at Flat Iron Park to be placed in the Brunk Pavilion to be featured as the city's community tree during the holiday season.
Jesse Snopek, owner of Root Tree Service in Lake Geneva, begins to cut down an evergreen tree that will be used for the Business Improvement District's annual tree-lighting ceremony
Jesse Snopek, owner of Roots Tree Service in Lake Geneva, begins to cut down an evergreen tree that will be used as the Business Improvement District’s holiday tree that will be stationed at Flat Iron Park.
Kristina Tarantino, event director for the Lake Geneva Business Improvement District,
Kristina Tarantino, event director for the Lake Geneva Business Improvement District, from left, Jesse Snopek, owner of Roots Tree Service, and Troy Smalls, employee from Roots Tree Service, looks over a piece of a tree stump.
Holiday tree cut down and transported to Flat Iron Park annual lighting ceremony
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