Lego Christmas Tree at Exxon

So the Exxon campus is truly amazing. They have everything you could imagine. The "cafeteria" reminded me of the one at Joel's place of business in Provo. But they have it on a larger scale? It is spread out to a larger area, and each separate "cafeteria, restaurant" is larger. But same concept. Barbers, Banks, Gift Shops, Small grocery store, and the list goes on. They do get stuck there from time to time, like Monday of this week they were advised not to leave campus until the tornado warning had passed, there were 2 warnings that day so....anyway. They have the buildings labeled differently, one is elements, one is ...I do not remember lol However each building has their own color theme. One is blue, one is green, etc. So the carpet, paintings, trash cans, everything compliment the color theme. Each building also has their own theme for Christmas. We walked to just a few of the buildings. 1.7 miles if anyone is counting - although that was probably just me!

One building had a lego theme. My phone was of course missing so I asked Mike to take a picture. he only sent me 2 but I will ask for the others. Keep in mind that the theme of the Christmas tree was also on the planters etc. so one tree had blue ornaments/theme so the planters in the room were the same material and color, it was really quite spectacular for those that love Christmas. So even though I do not have pictures the planters and things in the lego room were all lego and was way cool!!

This is going up the middle of the tree, on all 2 sides of the base and middle. You can see the tree base and stand in the lower picture. You can see the plants in the planters but not the planters...

Thousands, millions?? of legos to this tree, and the color on each ring is lego people. Every job in the world was represented I think. There were carpenter people and sports people etc. It was so cool. I do not know if they had a Christmas tree at lego land when you guys went but I thought this was worth sharing.