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How long does it take santa to get from the North Pole to England?
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How long does santa stay in the north pole?
santa stays in the north pole for 11 monthes
How long would it take to sail to the north pole from England?
almost 10 months
What street does santa live on in the north pole?
They don't have to use streets up there. They just use snow. If you are at the north pole you don't need streets, you can take off in any direction you want, as long as it is south.
Where does santa go on his journey after the north pole?
He Leaves At 2:00 Edit: Actually he leave at 3:00 A.M. on 12/24
How long is the pole at the north pole?
30hours
What is santa doing right now can I look at santa s reindeer and what they are doing?
Santa leaves the North Pole in 12 hours. So, right now he is sleeping, to get prepared for his long trip around the world!
How long does a letter take to get to the North Pole?
There is no postal delivery to the North Pole.
How long does it take to get from the north pole to Aruba on a cruise?
No ships cruise to the North Pole.
What is Santa's zip code?
Santa Clause House is in North Pole, Alaska 99705 no one knows it's just the north pole First answer is correct : Santa's Executive assistant lives there all year long to personally take the mail to Santa'sSecret Location. You can stop there any day of the year and it's always decorated, lights and all. For letters from Canada, Santa's postal code is H0H 0H0.
How long is a day at the north pole?
30hours
The real Santa lived a long time ago in a place called?
Oh! Santa is magical and his heart likes to be giving. Santa never died and will never die. He's magic! He still lives at the North Pole with Mrs. Claus. The elves live there too, and of course, Santa's reindeer.
Where did Santa's elves come from?
In 1821, the poem "Old Santeclaus with Much Delight" was published. The author's mother was an Idigineous person from the Arctic. She had seen reindeer where she had lived, and had heard legends that they were mystical beasts who were able to fly. Santa has been associated with snow for a long time, and the Arctic/North Pole was not largely discovered until the mid 1800s (which made it the perfect place for him to live).
