Meet Weimert, the generous soul from Vechta, eager to lend a hand to Hanover's Christmas spirit. After the city's Christmas tree took a hit, leaving locals unimpressed, Weimert made an offer nobody saw coming. His 20-year-old Nordmann fir, towering over 15 meters, could be Hanover's saving grace.
Planted in 2004 by Weimert himself, the tree has flourished in his garden. Regrettably, its proximity to his house means it's a liability, threatening to harm his property in stormy weather. But Weimert's not one to waste resources. He'd rather see it given a new home—preferably at Hanover's Christmas market.
Weimert's suggestion didn't sit well with Hanover's city officials, who were already dealing with the damaged tree. Their response? A polite yet firm decline. But Weimert didn't back off. He's open to gifting his tree to whoever needs it, even if it means waiting another year for the right place or recipient.
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