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91A Letter To Santa Claus - Happy Holidays
This is not your ordinary letter to Santa and his many helpers.
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89History of American Towns & Cities many named after American Indian heroes, Historical events or with Tribe Names
Many towns have foreign names, many bear the names of Indians and Indian tribes, and some are named for their founders. Whatever the names, I believe the establishment and names of towns all have a story behind them. With that in mind I hope to find more history and lore about the origins of our towns.
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90The Origin of Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer
For almost three quarters of a century the song Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer has remained a popular hit at Christmas time. In fact the song, has become an integral part of our Christmas celebration much the same as other Christmas musical...
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85Unusual Kinds Of Deer
The Fallow deer is about the same size as the Chital deer, but with entirely different antlers. The horn is pal-mated at its end, which means that the horn becomes broad and flattened, similar to the palm of the hand. From this palm, a number of tines extend. The Fallow deer is spotted, but in winter most of these spots are lost. This animal originally came from the countries bordering the Mediterranean Sea, Spain, and northern Africa. It is believed in Africa it was introduced many hundreds o
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87Short Story. Waiting for the Bus at Christmas Time. A Santa Story to read online.
Short story for Christmas a quick story to read online
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86Who Is In The Deer Family
Family relationships can reveal alot, even in the deer family. Do you know the difference between elk and deer? You may be surprised to learn that many we call "elk" are really deer.
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83The Real Story Behind SANTA CLAUS
Where did the legend of Santa Claus come from? How did it start? Lets look at the real story behind the myth, beginning with a very real man named Nicholas. The legend began in fourth century Myra in Asia Minor, which today is known as Turkey....
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85Edible Far North Plant Foods
Not to be redundant, but as I’ve stated before in Edible Tropical Plant Foods-- “laying in waiting” in your environment, no matter where in the world you are -- everything you need to sustain you...
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85Easy Reindeer Crafts for Kids
Looking for an easy Christmas craft project for kids? These simple reindeer crafts are quick, easy and inexpensive to make. But kids love 'em! Just follow the simple directions below and you'll soon have your very own reindeer crafts ready to give...
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81Unique Reindeer Ornaments and Santa's Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer
I found the story of the creation of Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer as a coloring book for Montgomery Ward fascinating. Gene Autry and others made the song popular. Today Rudolph is an iconic symbol during the Christmas season and known to many children and adults world-wide.
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