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wsc[24] - By region; what do you call Santa ?
![wsc[24] - By region; what do you call Santa ?](https://cdn.ipernity.com/200/29/82/52732982.e614df9b.640.jpg?r2 "wsc[24] - By region; what do you call Santa ?")
OK, I don't think the cartographer was being totally serious when this was compiled.
Definitely very funny, despite that !
And Santa Claus is the American term, to clear up why it's not visible at this scale - there might be a few tiny pockets around bases like Lakenheath ...
not my image ; fair use & public entertainment.
Definitely very funny, despite that !
And Santa Claus is the American term, to clear up why it's not visible at this scale - there might be a few tiny pockets around bases like Lakenheath ...
not my image ; fair use & public entertainment.
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[I've had an association with a couple of North Wales narrow-gauge railways, and Sian Corn is the name that they use]
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