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11 October 2006

Now that’s what I call a Christmas tree!

Click to see ‘Now that’s what I call a Christmas tree!’ in a variety of different sizesIf this is Manchester’s Christmas tree, and I kind of hope it is, then it’s sure to boil some blood.

Every year many pensioners fill the letters page of the Manchester Evening News with rage at the city’s failure to order the cull of a good sized pine (not that there’s anything wrong with replacing a mature tree with a more CO2 hungry sapling). To be fair, this one does incorporate real trees in pots about its base, so there’s something for everyone. I suspect it’s educational too as there’s a lot of writing on it.

If combined with a cold snap, I feel sure this beauty will a send a few old dossers to an ever so slightly early grave.

Merry Christmas everyone!
This posted via mobile via Flickr and so not so closely proofread. Click the pic to see it large (there’s an ‘all-sizes’ tab for really large).

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2 graffiti on “Now that’s what I call a Christmas tree!”

  1. wodge says:

    So that’s why my council tax bill just went up!

    Council Bar Stewards!

  2. Stephen Newton says:

    Hi Wodge
    Don’t know if it’s any consolation, but the tree is promoting renewable energy.
    Stephen

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