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By Haddenham Webteam - 19th November 2016 1:00pm
On Saturday morning 19th November, the arrival of a VIP was greeted by an enthusiastic crowd of all ages — although some wondered whether Santa was turning a little soft in his old age, enjoying the creature comforts of his Bentley in preference to his draughty sleigh on this occasion!
But it seems that the reindeer were on a work-to-rule, due to a shortfall in their carrot fees from last year!
The Grotto will be open every weekend up till Christmas, from Saturday 19th November — Sunday 18th December.
The traditional grotto costs just £5 and is run by Haddenham & District Rotary Club with all proceeds going to charity.
Haddenham Garden Centre is also offering Christmas shopping with a huge Christmas and Giftware department including lights, decorations, real & artificial Christmas trees plus gift ideas for all the family — lots of unique items you won't find on the high street.
See more photos in our GALLERIES section.
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