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The '''Pennines''' were a mountain range in the northwest of [[England]], characterised by generally colder, [[snow]]ier weather than obtained in most of the rest of the country. [[Christmas]]es were inevitably white there, and the residents couldn't understand why other people always made such a big deal about the chance of snow during [[December]]. [[Greyfrith]] was a town in those mountains. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Father Time (novel)|Father Time]]'') | The '''Pennines''' were a mountain range in the northwest of [[England]], characterised by generally colder, [[snow]]ier weather than obtained in most of the rest of the country. [[Christmas]]es were inevitably white there, and the residents couldn't understand why other people always made such a big deal about the chance of snow during [[December]]. [[Greyfrith]] was a town in those mountains. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Father Time (novel)|Father Time]]'') | ||
[[ | [[Father Christmas (Death in Blackpool)|Father Christmas]] claimed to have driven a [[sleigh]] above the Pennines. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Death in Blackpool (audio story)|Death in Blackpool]]'') | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:35, 28 April 2021
The Pennines were a mountain range in the northwest of England, characterised by generally colder, snowier weather than obtained in most of the rest of the country. Christmases were inevitably white there, and the residents couldn't understand why other people always made such a big deal about the chance of snow during December. Greyfrith was a town in those mountains. (PROSE: Father Time)
Father Christmas claimed to have driven a sleigh above the Pennines. (AUDIO: Death in Blackpool)
