Dead Christmas trees pile up on London street
London's dead Christmas trees still litter its streets long after the festive season is over.
Here, around two-dozen such trees have been dumped by their owners in an upscale southwest London address, Lurline Gardens, where a two-bed maisonette goes for £750,000.
In one spot the pile of trees almost entirely block the pavement.
"This is something I've never ever seen before," says the filmer in the video.
"There must be two-dozen Christmas trees. There's one here in its container, never been used.
"If you just buy a plastic tree you could use it year in, year out and the entire street would be free of Christmas trees."
Here, around two-dozen such trees have been dumped by their owners in an upscale southwest London address, Lurline Gardens, where a two-bed maisonette goes for £750,000.
In one spot the pile of trees almost entirely block the pavement.
"This is something I've never ever seen before," says the filmer in the video.
"There must be two-dozen Christmas trees. There's one here in its container, never been used.
"If you just buy a plastic tree you could use it year in, year out and the entire street would be free of Christmas trees."
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