Just another reason why I love my artificial light up tree that has no holes, doesn't shed and looks just perfect. Toss in a candle that smells like pine and it's all good! Rebecca
That's why it's such a shame to cut them down. I prefer using a green artificial tree. At least most cities now have a place where your real tree can be ground up and recycled. That's a plus. In the old days they ended up in a landfill somewhere or burned up in the old burn barrel in the back yard. Linda in Washington state (land of thousands of Douglas Fir trees)
I didn't know that - neat fact!
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Wow, that is cool! I'd be breathing nicely at your tree farm. :)
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Very cool! I didn't know that. Sounds like you're doing good in the Christmas tree business.
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Just another reason why I love my artificial light up tree that has no holes, doesn't shed and looks just perfect. Toss in a candle that smells like pine and it's all good!
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That's why it's such a shame to cut them down. I prefer using a green artificial tree. At least most cities now have a place where your real tree can be ground up and recycled. That's a plus. In the old days they ended up in a landfill somewhere or burned up in the old burn barrel in the back yard. Linda in Washington state (land of thousands of Douglas Fir trees)
ReplyDeleteKewl bit of info no wonder i get so high while in the mountains...lol~kbear
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