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Celebrate Christmas by the Sea in Ogunquit

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It’s no secret that Santa favors snow-covered northern destinations, but Maine‘s Christmas capital still may surprise you. The quaint coastal town of Ogunquit—whose name roughly translates to “Beautiful Village by the Sea”—hosts an annual Christmas celebration known as Christmas by the Sea which attracts Christmas enthusiasts from around the United States. Christmas by the Sea...

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Celebrate Christmas by the Sea in Ogunquit

It’s no secret that Santa favors snow-covered northern destinations, but Maine‘s Christmas capital still may surprise you. The quaint coastal town of Ogunquit—whose name roughly translates to “Beautiful Village by the Sea”—hosts an annual Christmas celebration known as Christmas by the Sea which attracts Christmas enthusiasts from around the United States. Christmas by the Sea...

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Unusual Places broke the news in 3 months ago on Saturday, November 30, 2024.

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