Forget the reindeer! Santa has a new team to pull his sleigh! Sled dogs have been used in the Arctic longer than Santa has delivered presents. Until the 20th century, sled dogs and boats were the only transportation. Santa’s pack of sled dogs will deliver gifts to the good boys and girls around the Arctic.

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Santa’s sleigh has been replaced with the trains in this town! His reindeers can rest as Santa rides the locomotive to the houses of good boys and girls. Choo Choo! Good or naughty, which list are you?

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The legend of Santa Claus is derived from the European figure of St. Nicholas and American writers who wrote children’s poems in the 19th century. Santa Claus became the jolly man clad in red—the folk hero all children dream about on Christmas Eve. Santa Claus embodies childhood innocence and magical delight.

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The jolly Papa Noel is a sucker for bubblegum! He has held the record for biggest bubblegum bubble in the North Pole for years. The elves try their best to invent and strategize to take the title, but have yet to succeed.

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Occasionally spotted in the lush green, rolling hills of Ireland, the Irish Father Christmas, known as Santy delivers presents to lovely little girls and boys on Christmas Eve. Hopeful children leave a minced pie, a refreshing bottle of Irish beer along with a carrot for Rudolph.

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Optimistic children carefully clean and place their shoes by the front door or windowsill in hopes that Father Christmas will fill their shoes with sweets and fruits overnight. The spirit of Christmas comes to life in their lives year after year.

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Calling all things Christmas: Santa, a mug of hot chocolate and a cold winter's day. Here is the perfect Christmas ornament! Hang this Papa Noel Mug ornament as you get cozy and warm with your favorite cold weather drink.

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