This morning saw the first Mistletoe Auction of 2010. An overnight fall of snow made the scene feel a little more seasonal.
There were a good number of lots laid out at the new (for 2010) auction site on spare ground at the Tenbury Wells, Bromyard Road Business Park. As usual Nick Champion and his team had worked hard to lay out everything in a neat and professional manor.
Photographers, journalists and film crews from various local & national publications swelled the numbers of onlookers as members of the Mistletoe Foundation carried out the traditional blessing of the holly & mistletoe with water from a sacred well.
There were a good number of lots laid out at the new (for 2010) auction site on spare ground at the Tenbury Wells, Bromyard Road Business Park. As usual Nick Champion and his team had worked hard to lay out everything in a neat and professional manor.
Photographers, journalists and film crews from various local & national publications swelled the numbers of onlookers as members of the Mistletoe Foundation carried out the traditional blessing of the holly & mistletoe with water from a sacred well.
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And as the first snow fell, the footprints in back gardens showed the usual, yes thats right its come and burgle tenbury time again.Along with holly trees all over the region being hatcheted to death by those looking to make a fast few quid, what a glorious spectacle the annual holly sales are......
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