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Candy Cane Street Lights |
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Those that know me well, know I am in love with Santa |
Who knew North Pole wasn’t at the North Pole? North Pole is a community east of Fairbanks. Kind of cute - kind of tacky. In town lamp posts are candy canes, streets are named “St. Nicholas Drive, Santa Claus Lane”. Christmas decorations are up all over the place. There is a Santa Claus house where Santa Claus hangs out ( poor guy only gets a bunch of middle aged women on his lap). Otherwise it is just an other gift shop. For those of you who have been North Pole New York is much better.
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Me and Santa in North Pole |
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