Abstract: This invention relates to Christmas ornaments and more particularly comprises a new and improved Christmas tree-top ornament that provides a most unusual tunnel-light decoration.

Abstract: A self-supporting fence of indefinite length is formed of a succession of fence units each having at least one vertically extending post member and at least one horizontally extending rail member integral with the post member. Continuous compliant strands extend horizontally through the rail member to flexibly link the units. The fence units are preferably formed of a high impact plastic and have a cored-out construction. The linking strands are preferably of braided fiber and embedded in each rail member. Some post members have downwardly projecting stake portions for supporting the fence.

Abstract: Apparatus for use with a Christmas tree cascades artificial snow particles through the tree branches. The apparatus includes a conical particle collecting receptacle having an interior surface inclined with respect to the axis of the cone at an angle sufficient to direct snow particles, by the force of gravity alone, into a sump portion. An aperture at the center of the cone receives the trunk of the tree, and tabs extend from the periphery of the aperture for sealing the receptacle to the trunk.The apparatus further includes a blower mountable on the tree trunk above the cone having a particle inlet conduit for communication with the sump portion of the receptacle and a particle outlet conduit. The outlet conduit leads to a deflector positioned atop the tree. The deflector has a conically flaring hollow for deflecting particles discharged from the outlet conduit through the tree branches to the receptacle.