Gingerbread column appears in American park

A mysterious gingerbread column appeared on the hilltop of Corona Heights Park in San Francisco, attracting visitors to take pictures during the Christmas celebration. Like other mysterious metal columns appearing in many places in the United States and the world at the end of 2020, the gingerbread column on the top of the hill at Corona Heights Park in San Francisco, Florida, also appeared unexpectedly on Christmas Day 25. /twelfth.

Gingerbread column appears in American park

This three-sided gingerbread column, 2.1 meters high, consists of many large gingerbread cookies stuck together with sugar and decorated with marshmallows. Many city dwellers flocked to the park all day to take souvenir photos, some even tried a bite, before the pole collapsed the next morning.

Phil Ginsburg, the head of the city’s Parks and Recreation Department, confirmed his staff will not take down the cake tower “until it collapses on its own”.

American tanks become Santa’s ‘reindeer’

American armored soldiers decorate 4 main battle tanks M1 Abrams to simulate the reindeer pulling Santa’s sleigh. Retired General Mark Hertling, former commander of US Forces in Europe (USFE), on December 24 posted a video shot at his son’s unit, showing M1 Abrams main battle tanks of the No. 1 The US Army is decorated for Christmas.

“My oldest son held a vehicle decoration competition in a tank battalion of the 1st Armored Division in preparation for the holidays. I have never seen a tank platoon simulate his rickshaw convoy. Santa Claus before. So proud,” General Hertling wrote on Twitter.

In the video, 4 tanks are parked in a row and fitted with colorful lights, the lead one has a red hood at the top of the cannon to represent the red nose of Rudolf’s reindeer. All three cars are fitted with reindeer horns, while the last one has a picture of Santa Claus standing and waving.

American soldiers often celebrate Christmas by decorating the base, as well as playing the role of Santa Claus and appearing in equipment before giving gifts to the family members of the unit.