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Fork of Christmas tree

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Created on Dec 8, 2021

A static Christmas tree rendered as a green polygon with a brown rectangular trunk sits on an SVG canvas. The tree shape is drawn explicitly with an SVG `path` element defining its layered, triangular silhouette, while a decorative line and circle add simple accents. The example uses raw SVG markup within an HTML page, styled by a minimal CSS file that resets margins and hides overflow, and requires no JavaScript libraries or data sources. The rendering approach relies entirely on declarative SVG coordinates rather than computed visualization logic.

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This is a template for making a svg.

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