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Many old English brick houses from 1800 to 1940 have chimneys. These are vents that take the smoke from hot coal fires out into the night sky. Tradition has it that Father Christmas climbs down the chimney to leave his presents. It is traditional to leave a glass of milk and a sweet pie for Father Christmas.

On Christmas Day, excited children wake in the early hours. They wake to colourful stockings and pillow cases full of presents. Pencils, paper, books, dvds, socks, pants and other small items needed through the year. Of course there are the sweets, fruits and comforts that make Christmas morning so special!

In the UK we celebrate Christmas Day and the following day, which we call Boxing Day, as national holidays. We also celebrate New Years Day as a national holiday."



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