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Archives for: December 2009, 24

Dec 24

Elephant Santa Claus Visits Thai School

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Thursday 24th December, 2009 at 20:23:09| Words: 59 words | Category: News Photos

Thai school children at Jirasariwithaya School in Ayuttaya, Thailand, react to an elephant, dressed as Santa Claus, as it passes out toys. The tradition has been held for at least five years at the Thai school where almost all students are Buddhists. (AP)

Thai students at Jirasariwithaya School in Ayuttaya, Thailand, react to elephants dressed as Santa Claus. (AP)

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