Playmobil 5633 City Life Pet Store

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Father Christmas’s post office is on the outskirts of the Arctic Circle, a city where snow covers the ground for half the year and temperatures average a crisp -10˚C during the winter tourist season. Although the letters are not opened, some children are so eager to get the message across that they write their wish list on the envelope.

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The destination scribbled on the letters is not always the same. Some want to send it to the North Pole, others to Alaska or Finland, or Reindeerland and one even wrote “The Far Far End”. I want a Barbie house with a lift and a Barbie house with a pool,” writes a girl called Maya. One wants a One Direction poster and a Playmobil pet shop and another wants “a scooter of the Smurfs”. According to the Universal Postal Union, the trade body for postal services around the world, letters to Santa result in six million extra items of mail for the world’s postal operators to process. In the PLAYMOBIL petting zoo, little animal lovers can get up close with their favourite animals. First, visitors buy food from the animal food dispenser, then it's off to the enclosure to feed and pet the animals. The goats and sheep are already happy and jump around excitedly. Of course, the turtles and rabbits are not forgotten. A lovingly designed playset for children who love animals. The set includes three PLAYMOBIL figures, a goat with kid, a sheep with lamb, two rabbits with babies, a tortoise, a food dispenser, eight feed bags and many other great extras. The food dispenser is functional and can always be refilled with animal food. The playset is ideal for expanding the large adventure zoo (71190). However, these hundreds of letters, written with much love and expectation, all have one thing in common: they have no stamp. What do the postmen do with these letters?It is so far north that the darkness gives way to a gloom for only about two hours a day at this time of year. One child worries about the logistics: “Father Christmas we don’t have a chimney. How will you get in?”

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Some children, fully aware of how much Santa values good behaviour, plug their cause on the envelope. One child worries about the logistics: ‘Father Christmas we don’t have a chimney. How will you get in?’ Maltapost staff guard these letters just like any elf would: “They bring a real cheer over Christmas at our offices.”