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BRANCH OUT beautifully

National Tree Dressing Day falls at the beginning of December – it is all about celebrating living trees in the environment by decorating them – and later next month most of us will be dressing trees, either living, cut or artificial, in our own houses for Christmas.

So, the theme for this issue’s free-range writing is tree dressing. Stick to the timings and maybe, next time you go outside, take a few moments to appreciate the trees. That’s one of the

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