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SantaCon 2007


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Dave Hogarty

Published Dec 9, 2007

Modified Mar 7, 2008


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Published Dec 9, 2007

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If you were wondering what that posse of Santas wandering around NYC was yesterday, that was SantaCon 2007, when red-suited and bearded men and women roam the streets and crowd the bars of our fine city. If one isn't satisfied by the pictures below, more can be found on flickr here.

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SantaCon 2004

SantaCon 2005

SantaCon 2006

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(Photos by dietrich, salomonrbc, and sgoralnick, at flickr.)

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