did you already buy a christmas tree?

korm kormsen

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i bought already. not one, but forty.
very small ones. they cost me about 20 pound alltogether.

in a realistic moment i realized, that the good trees, i can build for my indoors layout, will not be built before 2015. i'm not a really quick modeller.
there are just too many other things the layout needs first. (like benchwork...)
so i cecided to use some placeholders for the next couple of years.

i'll give them just some stems and plant them in foam, then they are good enough for me.


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tomorrow or sat-
may seem a bit early
but between hauling dcorating, etc-we like to get our mileage and then chuck if jan2
happy thanksgiving to all who celebrate
 
I just had to order a new one, got our prelit one down to test all the lights, left room for a wee and the dog eat some of the wire and chewed lights off it. She's supposed to have grown out of thissort of thing.
 
Due to the economic crissis in this household Crimble has been cancelled this year..............No display this year but a Tree for indoors will be permitted by the finantial director (SWMBO) Which will be purchased next weekend.................................

Last year.................
 
I do have some small trees to go around the tree though!!!!
 
The gardening expert at where I work recommends buying the live Christmas trees as soon as they come into store ... as he said they have been cut down awhile ago and it’s better that you look after them than letting them just stand uncared for in a store.
 
korm kormsen - 26/11/2009 5:23 PM

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I got all excited about these trees and their price, then I saw where you're based - so no good popping down to B&Q, then!

Giles
 
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