19th December 2010

Today in your calendar is a round-up of some of the best (and worst - you decide) Christmas trees that we've seen. First up is the tree at Tate Britain, which this year was 'designed' by Giorgio Sadotti, by which we mean he left it undecorated with a bullwhip at its base.

Here are some much jollier trees instead, with contributions from @siansparkles, @Biltawulf and @Bramblymouse - see if you can guess which one is which. And why not add links to pictures of your own Christmas tree in the comments?

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