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IT’S THE 6TH of January, and we all know what that means. It’s Nollaig na mBan, or Little Christmas, meaning that your tree MUST come down today, it’s some sort of law.
While many trees will be cosily tucked away in the attic to hibernate until next year, spare a thought for these six whose families heartlessly dumped them on the street with not so much as a second glance in the rear-view mirror.
Friday 22 November, 2024
Friday 22 November, 2024
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6 abandoned Christmas trees that just wanted to be loved
IT’S THE 6TH of January, and we all know what that means. It’s Nollaig na mBan, or Little Christmas, meaning that your tree MUST come down today, it’s some sort of law.
While many trees will be cosily tucked away in the attic to hibernate until next year, spare a thought for these six whose families heartlessly dumped them on the street with not so much as a second glance in the rear-view mirror.
Barbaric.
1. This lonely soul
2. This guy, all dressed up with nowhere to go
4. This sun-dweller trying to make friends with the bins
5. All they wanted was to look pretty for you
6. Rest well, our dear friends
But rest assured, not everyone was so heartless when letting go of their beloved slice of stolen nature
HAVE SOME HUMANITY
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