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is the day many of us in the uk take down our christmas decorations, but for people in parts of scandinavia this happens on the 20th night. saint knut�*s day in sweden, when people — quite literally — throw their christmas trees out into the street. since 2016, environmentalists have been taking advantage of this tradition, tossing thousands of them into the freezing waters of the baltic sea to provide a welcoming habitat for endangered marine life. that's brilliant. recycling your christmas tree. we often recycle them nowadays, don't we? our streets are full of them at the moment. they threw them on the street and they do not get picked up and you have to walk around them. i am not advocating for drawing them into the sea. d0 advocating for drawing them into the sea. ,., ., ., advocating for drawing them into the sea. ., ., ., the advocating for drawing them into the sea-_ they use - advocating for drawing them into the sea._ they use them l advocating for drawing them into the | sea._ they use them a sea. do not do that! they use them a lot in sand dunes _ sea. do not do that! they use them a lot in sand dunes to _ sea. do not do that! they use them a lot in sand dunes to stop _ sea. do not do that! they use them a lot in sand dunes to stop coastal- lot in sand dunes to stop coastal erosion. ., ,. ., here's louise with a look at this morning's weather. that is such a gorgeous picture

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