400 Christmas trees have been recycled by Hospice Isle of Man to raise vital funds.
The scheme raised almost £3,500 - manpower was provided by a number of Island businesses.
Events manager Sharon Connor says it's a great return on the hard work:
Hospice benefits from recycled Christmas trees
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