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Contributed by: Karen Groves/YourHub.com on 11/26/2006

YourHub.com visited Luckylure holiday activity center Nov. 26, where children and families wandered amongst the rows of fresh cut firs, frasers and pine trees. An inflatable Santa on a sleigh looked down from above on his perch on the roof, as children had their pictures taken with "Siggi" Santa, or posed in the cut out near the creek.

We asked the elves, who were hard at work discussing the benefits of one kind of tree over another, bundling up trees, and serving cider, what does it take to be a good Santa's elf?

Chief elf, Rocky Brougham, of Evergreen said "A good elf needs to be filled with the holiday spirit and the ability to share it with others. And a good elf needs a strong back.

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