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**Boards.ie: Niamh** · 10-12-2018, 10:18

Hey folks! These went up last week, somehow we ended up with three trees...or two and a half

A Christmas forest!

*Supercell* · 11-12-2018, 17:23

Ours went up this afternoon, house smells all Christmassy now, lovely

***Neyite*** · 13-12-2018, 00:12

I'll post my tree tomorrow when I upload the photos.

At the weekend we went to a tree farm and picked out our tree 10ft nordic spruce) and the guy cut it down there and then.

It was also a LOT bigger than it seemed in the field! The smell is incredible! We juuust about squeezed it into our living room. Though it is a spikey wee bastard as it had my hands in bits by the time I'd finished decorating it looks so fluffy and perfect all is forgiven!

Calibos · 14-12-2018, 23:31

Late getting ours up this year. Didn't manage it till the 8th. Only got around to taking some photo's tonight.

Living Room:

Dining Room:

Hall/Stairs/Landing:

**Posy** · 16-12-2018, 22:27

CheerLouth · 17-12-2018, 13:48

And here is our real tree for our sitting room. Not sure the picture does it justice - I love it!

Tree.jpg

beertons · 26-11-2019, 21:03

Ta da.

Only addition to the decorations this year, was the reindeer underneath. We were talking about getting the reindeer for years, and herself bit the bullet last week.

Peatys · 29-11-2019, 17:06

2017 https://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/show...&postcount=311

2019

RentDayBlues · 30-11-2019, 20:21

Up in time for the toy show last night

kitten_k · 30-11-2019, 21:11

This is our main tree

And our kitchen tree

**Catmaniac** · 30-11-2019, 21:20

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EKpoG4rW...jpg&name=large

**Catmaniac** · 30-11-2019, 21:36

The fairy, two ancient pipecleaner santas and two tiny plastic golden bells predate my birth in 1961. I now try to buy a decoration in every country so visit, ones made in the country/region for visitors to put on tree back home. Thus far I have at least one tree decoration from Germany, Belgium, Peru, Russia, Australia, Latvia, Estonia, Waterford, Poland, Myanmar, Canada, Newfoundland, Norway, Newbridge Kildare, Hawai’i, Antarctica (the latter manufactured in UK for sale in Antarctica). There’s a little story behind every decoration.

dartboardio · 02-12-2019, 14:03

Put up the tree today. Monday well spent.

Ok 3rd time lucky trying to put these pics here!

Peatys · 02-12-2019, 14:21

Quote:

Originally Posted by dartboardio

Put up the tree today. Monday well spent.

think i figured how to get the pics in here

How do I get the pics to show in the body of my text?

Click attach files when posting.
Once the post is up, click open on the picture and copy the addressee bar
Click back and edit the post
Use image tags like this without the spaces [img ] image address [/ img]

dartboardio · 02-12-2019, 14:22

Quote:

Originally Posted by Peatys

Click attach files when posting.
Once the post is up, click open on the picture and copy the addressee bar
Click back and edit the post
Use image tags like this without the spaces [img ] image address [/ img]

thank you , got it the third time!

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*Neyite* Administrator Join Date: Jan 2010 Posts: 21,453 Adverts \| Friends Admin: COS archive, Politics, Society & Culture, Parenting, Cloud Wine, Personal Issues, Diagon Alley, ZTest, Soc Mods	I'll post my tree tomorrow when I upload the photos. At the weekend we went to a tree farm and picked out our tree 10ft nordic spruce) and the guy cut it down there and then. It was also a LOT bigger than it seemed in the field! The smell is incredible! We juuust about squeezed it into our living room. Though it is a spikey wee bastard as it had my hands in bits by the time I'd finished decorating it looks so fluffy and perfect all is forgiven!

14-12-2018, 23:31	#34
Calibos Registered User Join Date: Feb 2002 Posts: 7,355 Adverts \| Friends	Late getting ours up this year. Didn't manage it till the 8th. Only got around to taking some photo's tonight. Living Room: Dining Room: Hall/Stairs/Landing:

16-12-2018, 22:27	#35
Posy Warm and cosy Join Date: Aug 2006 Posts: 23,358 Adverts \| Friends Mod: Christmas, ZTest

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kitten_k Registered User Join Date: Aug 2007 Posts: 5,541 Adverts \| Friends	This is our main tree And our kitchen tree

30-11-2019, 21:36	#42
Catmaniac Moderator Join Date: Oct 2017 Posts: 12,468 Adverts \| Friends Mod: Radio, ZTest	The fairy, two ancient pipecleaner santas and two tiny plastic golden bells predate my birth in 1961. I now try to buy a decoration in every country so visit, ones made in the country/region for visitors to put on tree back home. Thus far I have at least one tree decoration from Germany, Belgium, Peru, Russia, Australia, Latvia, Estonia, Waterford, Poland, Myanmar, Canada, Newfoundland, Norway, Newbridge Kildare, Hawai’i, Antarctica (the latter manufactured in UK for sale in Antarctica). There’s a little story behind every decoration.