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Santa in the Whitewater

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  • 12-12-2012 9:33am
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    foodaholic
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    Does anyone know if Santa in the Whitewater looks the part - bringing my little one to see Santa for the first time.


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    LIFFY FISHING
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    foodaholic wrote: »
    Does anyone know if Santa in the Whitewater looks the part - bringing my little one to see Santa for the first time.

    The Santa in Johnstown garden centre is very good, he is a nice man, great prezzies , pictures, sweets, nice grotto, no big q's ;)


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    TheBazman
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    foodaholic wrote: »
    Does anyone know if Santa in the Whitewater looks the part - bringing my little one to see Santa for the first time.
    Nice chap but didnt really look the part as he was quite young.


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    foodaholic
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    Well the one in the whitewater doesn't have a real beard. Thinking of going into Arnotts. It's her first Christmas and want a good santa for the photos


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    TheBazman
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    foodaholic wrote: »
    Well the one in the whitewater doesn't have a real beard. Thinking of going into Arnotts. It's her first Christmas and want a good santa for the photos
    Just be aware most kids scream their heads off when they visit for the first time. Not sure real or fake beard will be the issue.


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