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Pre-lit christmas trees anyone?

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Plinkyplonk · 02/11/2007 16:41

Does anyone know where I can get a reasonable priced 6ft pre-lit christmas tree?

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ChubbyScotsBurd · 02/11/2007 16:43

Oh good lord, I'm going to sit back and wait for this thread to kick off ...

Plinkyplonk · 02/11/2007 16:48

why?

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slayerette · 02/11/2007 16:49

What's a reasonable price?

TLSM · 02/11/2007 16:49

Umm I dont know if they have them in yet but Tesco do a Finest range one my Mum and Dad got it last year also B&Q do one for £50 tree

nutcracker · 02/11/2007 16:49

£50 for a nice one at Homebase. I want one too, but as there is nothing wrong with the tree we have I can't justify it.

TLSM · 02/11/2007 16:50

or this one from b&Q a bit smaller than 6ft but is only £19.95 another Tree

ChubbyScotsBurd · 02/11/2007 16:51

Memories of this thread

TLSM · 02/11/2007 16:58

Well Chuddy not quite the same!!!

Plinkyplonk · 02/11/2007 17:03

ah right chuddy, now I get you.

I love decorating, but can never get the lights to look quite right. But, I went a friends of mine last year and she had a pre lit one and it looked beautiful.

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lemonaidtreasonandplot · 02/11/2007 17:07

Pre-lit different from pre-decorated IMO, especially given dangers of dodgy Christmas tree lights.

ChubbyScotsBurd · 02/11/2007 17:09

OK, OK .... I just love a good drama, me, can't help meself

Plinkyplonk · 02/11/2007 17:10

I've seen some divine decorations from an antique shop in town and think with a mixture of alot of lighting it would look spectacular.

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