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The U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree, an 80-foot Sitka spruce from the Wrangell District Region in Alaska's Tongass National Forest, arrived in D.C. Friday.

Two longtime truckers with more than 10 million miles between them have embarked on a cross-country trip from Seattle to Washington D.C. with the Capitol’s Christmas tree in tow.

Alaskans Fred Austin and John Schank drove the tree cross-country on a Kenworth T680 tractor and a new customized 82-foot flatbed trailer for its Nov. 22 arrival at its final destination.