Today's the big day. By the way, the photo is from last year. As you can see it wasn't a very big tree. But it was fresh and had the perfect shape and smell. And these things are important. I hope we find one just like it later today!
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a splendid 2 meter tree
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Good luck with the tree,
ReplyDeleteThe great green monster is now standing quietly in the corner refusing to bark. I daren't approach. Maybe try hanging the things on it tomorrow. Hope it's calmed down by then. I think it tried to bite my r. thumb, . It's bigger than the usual one. A special price to you, the man with the axe said smilingly ;-)
DeletePity you couldn't use last year's tree like you did with last year's photo here;)
ReplyDeleteGreetings Maria x
New tree.
DeleteNew photo.
And caught
With a net!
"Oh Christmas tree,Oh Christmas tree."
ReplyDeleteO Tannenbaum, O Tannenbaum,
DeleteWie grün sind deine Blätter!
I've put the farmer in the picture, but he's wearing his cap. Well, they all do!
Ah, the tiny Christmas trees.
ReplyDelete__ Keeping that treestew steeping for another year; when it becomes too grown, we begin to groom another clay-potted youngster.
garden kettle
carries to another year
scent of pine
Gwilym, such great Christmas hopes to you and yours, and to all! _m
My best Christmas wishes Gwilym, to you and your family, always. _m
ReplyDeleteThank you Magyar and the same wishes to you and yours. It's been a real pleasure blogging with you and the other regulars this last year - such a great crowd.
DeleteNow all that remains is the baubles. Happy Christmas.
ReplyDeleteYou'll never guess. Robin card arrived this morning in the post! And it's a splendid one too. The last card. The baubles are going on the tree tomorrow I've been informed. Happy Christmas to you too!
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