Every year I like to go and see all the beautiful Christmas trees that people set up for the Christmas Tree Festival. I guess I’ve been to the Melton festival the most, to support the Hathern Band, (here's the 2014 Festival, and the 2016 Festival,) but I’ve also been to Lichfield and a couple of other places.
Closer to home, I’ve made it to the All Saints tree festival for a couple of years (here's the 2018 Festival the 2019 Festival and the 2022 Festival, and this year was no exception. There were some lovely trees to view, and if you’re quick, you can still catch them, if you haven’t already been down. Every year I think I might contribute a tree myself, but so far I’ve not managed to do it. However, I was surprised to see my contribution to the Old Rectory Museum tree still hanging on in there!!!
Here are some
photos from this year’s festival at All Saints. Enjoy!
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