I didn't realise but these have been available since 2007. Upside down trees were put up in the middle ages to mimic the shape of the cross. They take up less floor space than a normal tree and can stop little children getting to decorations, so its more than just a quirky idea.
Sunday 23 November 2008
Christmas: Upside Down Tree
I didn't realise but these have been available since 2007. Upside down trees were put up in the middle ages to mimic the shape of the cross. They take up less floor space than a normal tree and can stop little children getting to decorations, so its more than just a quirky idea.
