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Unusual Christmas Trees - PowerPoint PresentationNot everyone has a traditional conifer as their tree at Christmas time. Will and Guy have searched the net to bring you some quite different and alternative styles of decorated Christmas tree. We hope they may bring a smile to your face.
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Free Download of Unusual Christmas Trees (Right Click. Save As...) Unusual Christmas Tree in 2009 ---> Common Place 'Doormat' Christmas Tree in the 2010s?Has the above structure been abandoned by a green doormat salesman? Sadly, it's the work of the Health (elf?) and Safety committee in Poole, Dorset, England. Official speak says it's wonderful because, it has no trunk therefore it won't blow over on street traders. There are no branches to break off and land on someone's head, no pine needles to poke a passer-by in the eye, no decorations for drunken teenagers to steal and no angel, presumably because it would need a dangerously long ladder to place it at the top. For as long as people in Poole could remember they had a lovely genuine Norwegian fir, which was tastefully decorated in coloured lights at a cost of about £500. In contrast the green doormat tree cost not £1,400 as we first thought but a whopping £14,000. After dark it displays fairy lights and has built-in speakers to play Christmas carols, but 95% of the Poole residents preferred the traditional tree. See our Christmas tree stories. Angels Come in Many Disguises!ΘHere is one of those pictures of unusual Christmas trees where you can devise your own caption.
Upside Down Christmas Trees Are FunWill and Guy's idea behind an upside down Christmas trees is so that you can get more presents under the tree! Check out the size of the chair so that you can get an idea of the scale. However, the truth is somewhat different. The tradition of the Christmas tree began as a communal celebration, not with a tree in everyone's home, but with one tree in the town square. As such, the tree was decorated, then suspended upside-down by its trunk from a cable stretched across the square. This was symbolic and widely visible, furthermore, the orientation maintained the tree's color longer than placing it upright. (Extra information supplied by John Wall) Merry Christmas from Will and Guy,Θand Have a great Christmas ¥Footnote: If you like this page then please share it with your friends
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