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Occasionally spotted in the lush green. rolling hills of Ireland. the Irish Father Christmas. known as Santy delivers presents to lovely little girls and boys on Christmas Eve. Hopeful children leave a minced pie. a refreshing bottle of Irish beer along with a carrot...

In Germany. Santa is lovingly called Weihnactsmann. This term describes Santa's roots as Father Christmas. Christmastime in Germany is filled with visits to the Christmas markets. During the festive times families will visit the markets to enjoy Christmas food. ornaments and decorations.

Santa spends his days and into the wee hours of the morning working to create the finest of toys for the good little boys and girls around the world year after year. The dedication and attention to detail that Santa exemplifies is to be...

Optimistic children carefully clean and place their shoes by the front door or windowsill in hopes that Father Christmas will fill their shoes with sweets and fruits overnight. The spirit of Christmas comes to life in their lives year after year.

Santa is lovingly called Julenisse in Norway. The Norwegian children leave a bowl of rice porridge with sugar. cinnamon and butter as a thank you. Julenisse is known as a mischievous but gift-bearing Norse spirit. Traditionally the nisse spirit is responsible for the care...