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Going crackers for Christmas! Man, 62, has pretended it's December 25th every day for 33 years - he's eaten almost 14,000 turkeys and over two million mince pies
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Going crackers for Christmas! Man, 62, has pretended it's December 25th every day for 33 years - he's eaten almost 14,000 turkeys and over two million mince pies

Andy Park, a 62-year-old man from Wiltshire, England, has celebrated Christmas every single day for 33 years, regardless of the season or weather conditions. He started this tradition in 1993 after returning home from work on a very hot day and decided to create his own Christmas experience. His daily routine includes eating mince pies, drinking sherry, opening presents, and watching either the Queen's or King's Christmas speech. Despite spending approximately £1 million on Christmas-related expenses over the years, Andy remains enthusiastic about his unique celebration. He prepares a full Christmas meal, including a roast dinner, and enjoys the festivities even during extreme heat by using a paddling pool and barbecue.

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Going crackers for Christmas! Man, 62, has pretended it's December 25th every day for 33 years - he's eaten almost 14,000 turkeys and over two million mince pies

Andy Park, a 62-year-old man from Wiltshire, England, has celebrated Christmas every single day for 33 years, regardless of the season or weather conditions. He started this tradition in 1993 after returning home from work on a very hot day and decided to create his own Christmas experience. His daily routine includes eating mince pies, drinking sherry, opening presents, and watching either the Queen's or King's Christmas speech. Despite spending approximately £1 million on Christmas-related expenses over the years, Andy remains enthusiastic about his unique celebration. He prepares a full Christmas meal, including a roast dinner, and enjoys the festivities even during extreme heat by using a paddling pool and barbecue.

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