The Christmas lights on the Giant Redwood at Wakehurst Place that have just been erected for this years Christmas celebrations

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November 2008

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Wakehurst Place, West Sussex, UK

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The Christmas lights on the Giant Redwood at Wakehurst Place that have just been erected for this years Christmas celebrations it is said that these lights can be viewed from planes landing at Gatwick Airport Photo Malcolm Case Green

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