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Member Since: February 2004 Posts: 6,614 Send Message	Essex Baz	Report	20 Oct 2006 20:48
	Size Christmas tree. Let me explain, the tree needs to sit in a corner, as close to the wall as possible, therefore, can I buy a tree with 3/4's of it missing. Imagine a clockface, look down on it, and remove the portion from 9 o'clock to 6 o'clock,,,,,,,this will leave, 6 to 9, that's the bit I want. If I can't buy it, then I'll have to doctor a whole one lol
Member Since: November 2004 Posts: 1,254 Send Message	*Carrie	Report	20 Oct 2006 20:52
	but Baz when u decorate it ,it will fall over cos the weight wont be even.you'll have to tie it to the wall
Member Since: February 2004 Posts: 6,614 Send Message	Essex Baz	Report	20 Oct 2006 20:53
	That's it sweet, I'll have a security clip to hold it to the wall.
Member Since: February 2006 Posts: 4,946 Send Message	Lorraine	Report	20 Oct 2006 20:56
	Baz - i know this may sound odd - but you can buy wall hanging xmas trees - just half a tree remember my mum had one a few years ago - possibly woolies i think
Member Since: February 2004 Posts: 6,614 Send Message	Essex Baz	Report	20 Oct 2006 20:58
	Not odd at all Lorraine, it's very similar to what I'm looking for. Thanks for that, and let me be the first to wish you a Very Merry Christmas. xx