Christmas trees... it's all over in 45 seconds

Gollnick

Gollnick

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Tis the season to deck the halls and put up the tree.

But please be careful!

Select a fresh tree.

Keep it watered.

Inspect light strings carefully and just throw away any that are even questionable.

And keep the tree away from lamps, heaters, appliances of all sorts.

HERE is the reason why.
 
Reminds me of the time we tried to "recycle" the tree by burning it in the fireplace. It would have worked OK, if I had opened the flue first...

-Bob
 
Last winter, I took our tree out and burned it in the chiminea... It burned fast and hot! Pine needles wrapped in wrapping paper is close to a perfect tinder...
 
Me jumping over a 6 ft. Christmas tree that was left out for 6 months in my friends back yard.

Height at time pic was taken: 5 ft.
Distance jumped across fire pit: 10 ft.
Alcohol consumed beforehand: A lot.
 

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K.V. Collucci said:
Me jumping over a 6 ft. Christmas tree that was left out for 6 months in my friends back yard.

Height at time pic was taken: 5 ft.
Distance jumped across fire pit: 10 ft.
Alcohol consumed beforehand: A lot.
Click to expand...

Short and curlies left afterwards: NONE. :D:D:D
 
XD, nice KV, made my day. I should note that pine burns ferociously...
And one word to finish of the state of that room: Owned.

SS
 
Thank you for the heads up Gollnick , that was an astounding video....:eek:
I know pine burns like gas but never saw a tree ingite like that.
 
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