what's the collective noun for Christmas trees?

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These are just a few of the Christmas trees on display in cathedral we visited yesterday.

Ken
PS we were there because someone we know was giving an organ recital

[HansV]

A stand of Chrtistmas trees?

[stuck]

OK, in which case, here's another stand.

Ken

[HansV]

Lovely!

[stuck]

There were another three stands, on each of the other three sides of the cloisters, plus another one in the south transept and a couple of stand-alone trees at the back of the nave. Maybe it was more of a forest of Christmas trees?

Ken

[HansV]

Were there so many that you couldn't see the forest for the Christmas trees?

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[StuartR]

[ChrisGreaves]

Hi Ken, based on the evidence that you have presented, I'd naively suggest a nave of Christmas Trees, or even a chancel⁽¹⁾ of Christmas Trees.
I do recall a line in an old CofE prayer book that read "In quires and places where they sing, here followeth the anthem".

Based on my upbringing, however, I would have to go for a sandplain of Christmas trees.

⁽¹⁾ As in Johnny Mathis's hit "Chancels are, 'cos you're singing in a quire ..."
You're welcome! Chris

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...I do recall a line in an old CofE prayer book that read, "In quires and places where they sing, here followeth the anthem".

Yes, that is a line from the 1662 Book of Common Prayer.

Ken

[ChrisGreaves]

Yes, that is a line from the 1662 Book of Common Prayer.

Thanks, Ken. I knew I was old, but ...

Another candidate: A home of Christmas trees
Cheers, Chris

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[ChrisGreaves]

A Presents of Christmas trees?
A Branch Office of Christmas trees?

Is it my imagination, or are we seeing more Christmas trees in the mews this month?
Cheers, Chris

[GeoffW]

That spelling of quire reminded me.

"Id like to obtain a singing group".

"You mean a choir"

"Yes, you're right. I'd like to acquire a singing group".

[ChrisGreaves]

"Yes, you're right. I'd like to acquire a singing group".

[Graeme]

A pine of Christmas trees?

[John Gray]

How about a lot of Christmas trees?
Or a greenery thereof?

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A pine of Christmas trees?

As in pining for the fjords?

[HansV]

Yes, if you have a Norwegian Blue Christmas tree...

[GeoffW]

If a group of Christmas trees was chopped down, it would become a log table.