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A whirlpool filmed using a Nikon 7000 and a 50mm lens
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A whirlpool filmed using a Nikon 7000 and a 50mm lens








![Father Christmas VS Whirlpool!
Father Christmas is the name used in many English-speaking countries outside the United States, Canada, Australia and New Zealand for a figure associated with Christmas. A similar figure with the same name (in other languages) exists in several other countries, including France (Père Noël), Spain (Papá Noel, Padre Noel), almost all Hispanic South America (Papá Noel), Brazil (Papai Noel), Portugal (Pai Natal), Italy (Babbo Natale), Armenia (Kaghand Papik), India (Christmas Father), Andorra (Pare Noel), Romania (Moş Crăciun) and Turkey (Noel Baba) .
In past centuries, the English Father Christmas was also known as Old Father Christmas, Sir Christmas, and Lord Christmas.[citation needed] Father Christmas is said to wear (these days) a bright red suit, but in Victorian and Tudor times he wore a bright green suit.[citation needed]
Father Christmas typified the spirit of good cheer at Christmas, but was neither a gift bringer nor particularly associated with children.[citation needed] A traditional figure in English folklore, Father Christmas is identified with the old belief in the Old English god Woden.[1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10]
In the English-speaking world, the character called Father Christmas influenced the development in the United States of Santa Claus,[citation needed] and in the United Kingdom and elsewhere, most people now consider them to be interchangeable. However, although Father Christmas and Santa Claus have for most practical purposes been merged, historically the characters have different origins and are not identical.[citation needed] Some authors such as C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien,[citation needed] have insisted on the traditional form of Father Christmas in preference to Santa Claus.
Father Christmas is often said to reside at the North Pole or less commonly, in the mountains of Korvatunturi in Lapland, Finland.
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