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"It's a great thing for the community" - Mary Saunders tells us how some festive cheer is coming to Mevagissey's railings
Lollipop sticks, wool and old plastic tubs - just some of the things being used to bring a little festive cheer to one Cornish village.
People in Mevagissey are being asked to make Christmas trees out of some of the rubbish they have at home, which will then be displayed on the harbour railings.
Mary Saunders is one of the people involved - and has been speaking to our weekend presenter Jack Murley.
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