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In this episode of the Arizona Highways Podcast, Editor Robert Stieve gets to chat with Jayne Mitchell. She's one of Tim Mitchell's four daughters, and she grew up in the family business of running their famous Christmas tree lots throughout Phoenix.
Jayne is able to give us many personal anecdotes as we walk down memory lane together. If you love Christmas trees, remember Tim Mitchell's Christmas tree lots, or you're interested in some Phoenix history, this episode's for you!
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