From the Telegraph again
He added that this year was one of the best years ever for British Christmas trees because of the summer's mix of rain and sun.
He said this had been one of the best years ever for British Christmas trees which have flourished with the summer's good mix of rain and sun.
"Last year was all right but this season has been absolutely amazing. The pattern of sun and rain has been perfect for the trees," he said.
"I think the rain in the summer really helped as the foliage is glossy with lovely shiny dark green needles."
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Reminds me of 'Angie' by The Rolling Stones, after about a minute or so it's one final goodbye after another for the next two or three minutes.
It's what happens when you sack most of the editing staff and outsource much of the work to South Africa.
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