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Thirsty Christmas trees torched easily

Posted: 12.20.2012 at 11:24 AM

Holly Baker

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GRAND TRAVERSE COUNTY -- Keeping a tree green and watered can prevent a holiday hazard. Trees that aren't watered are highly flammable. 7&4's Holly Baker spoke with fire safety educator Meredith Hawes during a live demonstration of the effects of heat on a dry tree.

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