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↑前天（四）拿到的，當時還暖呼呼

等過馬路被那個爭議超大的教會塞的XDDD

反正不是傳教就還好 那天態度很親切

倒是我一直以為我媽以前公司有出過彩蛋包條，我媽那天就跟我說其實沒有，只是外國客戶請我們去找廠商，結果後來沒有談成（但是有拿到樣品）

那年頭算是高成本的商品，現在科技發達應該相比之下已經沒什麼成本可言了

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Easter decorations at Alexanderplatz, Berlin

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An Ostereierbaum (Easter egg tree) in Saalfeld, Germ...

If you find yourself in Germany or Austria around Easter, you’ll see trees, branches, and bushes decorated in colourful eggs such as these.

The Ostereierbaum (aka Osterbaum or Easter egg tree), is a German tradition dating back centuries, though no one's quite sure of the exact origin. Eggs have long been a symbol of rebirth and spring, and the sight of colourful eggs hung by ribbon can melt even the coldest of hearts.

● This Ostereierbaum is perhaps the most famous Easter egg tree in all of Europe. Volker and Christa Kraft of Saalfeld, Germany, started decorating this apple tree in 1965, when it was just a sapling and could only hold 18 plastic eggs.

Flash-forward to the 21st century, when more than 10,000 hand-blown and painted eggs decorated the fully-grown tree. Sadly, the Krafts ended their tradition in 2015, but the memories of the glorious Ostereierbaum live on in photographs such as this one.

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