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11th December 2012, 12:48 #11
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I have ten acres of white pine trees . I think I'll put up a real tree .
If anyone here is in or close to Bruce County , PM me . I'll give you one .
Bring a tree spade and I'll give you a live one .
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11th December 2012, 13:08 #12
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What's the point of putting up a Christmas tree? My cat paws and breaks all the ornaments anyway.
As for the question: fake, since the cat also liked to chew on the branches and spit them out for no apparent reason.
Freaking minion of the antichrist.
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11th December 2012, 14:26 #13
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Originally Posted by Bagwan
I really do miss a real pine. Growing up as a kid we’d often celebrate Christmas up at the cottage where my dad and I would stomp off into the woods, cut one down and drag it back on a sled .
Up until this year the schmenke clan would drive the minivan to the local Superstore and buy one for $40“If everything's under control, you're going too slow.” Mario Andretti
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11th December 2012, 14:38 #14
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I love to see cats playing. I'd get my neighbour's to destroy the ornaments.
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11th December 2012, 14:40 #15
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Originally Posted by henners88
Is that because they’re likely imported?
I can’t imagine there being many tree farms in the U.K.“If everything's under control, you're going too slow.” Mario Andretti
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11th December 2012, 14:45 #16
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Cat problems for some , eh ?
I've got two cats and they don't mess with the tree at all .
But they do provide some perverse amusement , though , as it's likely that at least one of them will down a piece of tinsel and have a crappy little christmas ornament hanging out of thier butt at some time during the time the tree is up .
By the way , keep your trees , if they are real , really well watered .
I saw an item on a news show the other day and they showed the difference between a watered and un-watered tree when they combust . Good reminder . Scary difference .
This time of year must make insurance agents crazy .
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11th December 2012, 14:51 #17
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Originally Posted by schmenke
Too bad I don't know anybody headed out west on land , because I would send one .
Where was the cottage ?
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11th December 2012, 14:56 #18
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Originally Posted by Bagwan“If everything's under control, you're going too slow.” Mario Andretti
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11th December 2012, 15:20 #19
Last year me and my brother bought farm grown (in estonia) spruce, which we use here in Finlandistan. At 1,9m tall, it cost 25 Eur. Some of the facier model at that place did cost 60 Eur
C'est la vie ja taksi tuo.
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11th December 2012, 16:03 #20
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In the last day before Christmas ( 24 Dec ) there are 2 possibilities for our greedy merchants;
1. leave all unsold trees and everybody's free to pick one
2. burn all the unsold trees
Anyway it's a shame as we have 6,3 mil ha ( 1 ha = 10000 square metres ) forests and about 30% is pine that we import trees from Denmark or Austria. Fair to say the imported ones look much better
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