Christmas on the Green.
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Christmas on the Green.
I was at my friends house in Lindal a few days ago and thought how nice there christmas tree always looks at christmas. I was wondering would it be possible to get a nice big christmas tree like theirs on our green. I am not sure how you would supply power to it (perhaps pay someone to run it throught their house at night? ) You could pay for this by either using the current treasury money or doing a door to door donation of lets say £5 as im sure most people would not mind putting £5 towards a christmas tree to make the green look more christmasy (Don't even think that is a word?) ) You could then do carols on christmas eve around the christmas tree which would be nice for all the residents to join. I wonder whether this could be done Thanks for reading as always guys, i look forward to your replies.
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Alex.Bennett- Legend Of A Chairman!
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Re: Christmas on the Green.
Good idea. This would look well nice on the Green. But where would we put it?
Good idea though, Scott
Good idea though, Scott
Re: Christmas on the Green.
Possibly in the corner of the green or in the centre of the green. It would look brilliant at night lit up and it would be really fun on christmas eve singing carols and having a good laugh with the neighbours.
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I think thats a really nice idea, What about getting one that will grow on year after year rather than one thats just there for the Christmas period? We could discuss at next meeting if we put it on the agenda. Sharon
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Yeah sure Scott im quite good at decorating Thats a good idea Sharon as we wouldn't have to pay for one every christmas and it could become an annual event.
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Bits of tinsel here and there, a few baubles can't beat a Christmas tree as for maintaining it, would it need watered or anything done to it etc or would it just be left there? I think this is an awesome idea!
Re: Christmas on the Green.
It would be fine without water as we get enough here don't we. It would survive like other trees on the green, Sharon
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We would have to give the location right so that the power can be put out to it.
Probably need one that is a good size to start with.
Again could bring it up tomorrow.
Probably need one that is a good size to start with.
Again could bring it up tomorrow.
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I think this is fab idea and should go forward. We could get some solar powered lights. Our only problem is if you mension it at the meeting the other residents won't know what u said. cally and elysia.xx
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Re: Christmas on the Green.
Yer this is a good idea we dont really need christmas lights but it would look better. But are there any battery powerd lights
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robert morris wrote:Yer this is a good idea we dont really need christmas lights but it would look better. But are there ant battery powerd lights
Cheers for the vote of confidence mate Battery powered lights are a great idea just found loads at http://www.christmastimeuk.com/themes08.php?cat=1100203&category=Christmas-Decorative-Lights
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Thanks bennett
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ellie..x wrote:I think this is fab idea and should go forward. We could get some solar powered lights. Our only problem is if you mension it at the meeting the other residents won't know what u said. cally and elysia.xx
wouldent soalar powerd lights be too expensive, and at night you wont be able to see then
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Re: Christmas on the Green.
They would need a battery pack to allow them o work during dark hours.
These tend to be unreliable and need an element of sunshine to charge the batteries.
What we may need to do is get the council to fit a power box alongside on of the lamp posts which we can then plug the lights into.
Maybe we need to talk to Jakie Cooper to see if she can arrange it.
These tend to be unreliable and need an element of sunshine to charge the batteries.
What we may need to do is get the council to fit a power box alongside on of the lamp posts which we can then plug the lights into.
Maybe we need to talk to Jakie Cooper to see if she can arrange it.
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bpra_treasurer wrote:They would need a battery pack to allow them o work during dark hours.
These tend to be unreliable and need an element of sunshine to charge the batteries.
What we may need to do is get the council to fit a power box alongside on of the lamp posts which we can then plug the lights into.
Maybe we need to talk to Jakie Cooper to see if she can arrange it.
Ok thanks for the info Shaun. I can't wait to see if this idea goes ahead as it will be brilliant if it is completed.
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WHY NOT GO WITH MY IDEA AND GET SOLAR POWERED LIGHTS DID YOU EVER THINK ABOUT THAT
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ellie..x wrote:WHY NOT GO WITH MY IDEA AND GET SOLAR POWERED LIGHTS DID YOU EVER THINK ABOUT THAT
One problem with solar powered lights... When we have the lights on it will be dark therefore the lights cannot turn on as they have no sunlight. Thats why we want battery powered
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ellie..x wrote:WHY NOT GO WITH MY IDEA AND GET SOLAR POWERED LIGHTS DID YOU EVER THINK ABOUT THAT
and too expensive
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Alex.Bennett wrote:ellie..x wrote:WHY NOT GO WITH MY IDEA AND GET SOLAR POWERED LIGHTS DID YOU EVER THINK ABOUT THAT
One problem with solar powered lights... When we have the lights on it will be dark therefore the lights cannot turn on as they have no sunlight. Thats why we want battery powered
As Alex sais, solar powered light will only work during the day, therefore won't be as effective. Also, if we ask the council for a battery box or whatever it was, will it arrive by Christmas??
Thanks, Scott
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Scott wrote:Alex.Bennett wrote:ellie..x wrote:WHY NOT GO WITH MY IDEA AND GET SOLAR POWERED LIGHTS DID YOU EVER THINK ABOUT THAT
One problem with solar powered lights... When we have the lights on it will be dark therefore the lights cannot turn on as they have no sunlight. Thats why we want battery powered
As Alex sais, solar powered light will only work during the day, therefore won't be as effective. Also, if we ask the council for a battery box or whatever it was, will it arrive by Christmas??
Thanks, Scott
Will it
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robert morris wrote:Scott wrote:Alex.Bennett wrote:ellie..x wrote:WHY NOT GO WITH MY IDEA AND GET SOLAR POWERED LIGHTS DID YOU EVER THINK ABOUT THAT
One problem with solar powered lights... When we have the lights on it will be dark therefore the lights cannot turn on as they have no sunlight. Thats why we want battery powered
As Alex sais, solar powered light will only work during the day, therefore won't be as effective. Also, if we ask the council for a battery box or whatever it was, will it arrive by Christmas??
Thanks, Scott
Will it
Yeah because for a solar powered light to work it needs light which is only supplied for a limited time during the day in winter therefore making them useless. Also as you said they are expensive, god Rob where have you been in your science lessons
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Your physics teacher will not be impressed i think we should go for battery lights, good old tinsel and a nice, big star on the top
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Scott wrote:Your physics teacher will not be impressed i think we should go for battery lights, good old tinsel and a nice, big star on the top
And a few borbels, can't forget the borbels
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we need a tree first..............
which we may have some news on later.
WATCH THIS SPACE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
which we may have some news on later.
WATCH THIS SPACE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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