Santa Claus is spanning the globe in his annual "25 Days of Santa." And you can see it all as the video elves track Santa Claus and post sightings on the entertainment site www.iSpotSanta.com. Watch as his merry reindeer take him to every continent in 2010, including visits to the most famous places on Planet Earth.
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"On every continent we have iSpotSanta's elves with their cameras pointed to the sky and for the first 25 days of December we are uploading new Santa Claus sighting videos, a new one each day," said Pasquale Murena, creator of the site
and president of Anything Goes Productions, a producer and distributor of original video entertainment.
Site visitors will see Santa at the Eiffel Tower, Statue of Liberty, Ireland rooftops, English castles, Taj Mahal, Stonehenge, Big Ben, Yosemite, Grand Canyon, the Pyramids in Egypt, plus - yes, Santa's a surfer, too, if only on the web, but he's adding California Beaches to this year's trips. "You are never too old to believe in Santa and the Spirit of Christmas," Murena said with a twinkle in his eye.
"Santa will be checking his naughty and nice list, elves will be making toys, all nine reindeer will be taking flight," Murena promised. Quick, kids, can you name all of Santa's reindeers? Give up? Here they are - Dasher, Dancer, Prancer, Vixen, Comet, Cupid, Donner, Blitzen, "and if you happen to see one with a bright red nose, we know it's Rudolph," Murena said.
'iSpotSanta' also features Santa Claus pictures and the opportunity for site visitors to "connect" with Santa on Facebook and Twitter. "Our site is becoming a holiday tradition for the entire family to enjoy," said Murena.
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