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Eventually when some people found it, they added more Crocs (and sometimes regular fricking ornaments)to the tree, and posted about it on a few [[Carteret County]] and [[Morehead City]] Facebook groups. Causing more and more people to find out about it in a local domino effect (similar to the [[History:Sign Wars]]).
Eventually when some people found it, they added more Crocs (and sometimes regular fricking ornaments)to the tree, and posted about it on a few [[Carteret County]] and [[Morehead City]] Facebook groups. Causing more and more people to find out about it in a local domino effect (similar to the [[History:Sign Wars]]).
You can see the video from [[WCTI-12]] [https://wcti12.com/news/local/croc-ing-around-the-christmas-tree-morehead-city-embraces-quirky-holiday-spirit here].

Latest revision as of 13:53, 8 October 2026

Summary

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The Crocmas tree was a small tree in Downtown Morehead City that mysteriously got a Croc hanging from one of its branches a few weeks before Christmas

Eventually when some people found it, they added more Crocs (and sometimes regular fricking ornaments)to the tree, and posted about it on a few Carteret County and Morehead City Facebook groups. Causing more and more people to find out about it in a local domino effect (similar to the History:Sign Wars).

You can see the video from WCTI-12 here.