We planted our Christmas tree in 1978 - it's now 50ft tall and people flock to see our festive lights
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Avril and Christopher Rowlands from Inkberrow raise money for charity every year with their annual Christmas lights switch-on for a fabulous fir tree in their front garden - which cost just £6 in 1978. (Credit: SWNS)
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