Santa's Workshop

North Pole, New York, USA

June 26, 2010, 12:30 pm EDT (-5 GMT)

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Most kids who celebrate Christmas forget about Santa's Workshop after opening their gifts each year, until the following December (and perhaps altogether when they grow up).

Those who remember Santa and his helpers may visit him during the summer at North Pole, NY, where (as is said here) it's Christmas every day.

While visiting, kids can enjoy petting all the reindeer, partake of confections, and participate in toy-building activities. They may also stick their tongues on the pole of solid ice across from Santa's house, where this scene was shot.

Visit Santa's Workshop web site for directions, hours, scheduled events, and lists of activities.

Location

Atlantic Ocean / Arctic Ocean

Lat: 90° 0' 0" N
Long: 0° 0' 0" E

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Precision is: High. Pinpoints the exact spot.

Equipment

Nikon D70 with Nikkor 10.5mm lens on a 360Precision rig atop a monopod; then PTGui Pro and CubicConverter and Photoshop.

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