it’s a bird) that is wrapped in seal skin and buried under a rock in the frost several months before Christmas. The Christmas tradition is to dig up the kiviak, squeeze out the rotted guts, and then eat the auk. No, I’m not kidding. According to the few reports we could find, it smells a lot like Stilton cheese and tastes really tangy. We’ll take your word for it, Greenland. Image source: http://foodlorists.blogspot.com/9. Hiding Your BroomsBad witches and evil spirits could exist here as well as Norway. Norway takes preventative measures on Christmas Eve, when evil baddies and baddie witches might try to make off with your brooms. Hide all your brooms! Apparently, Christmas Eve is a prime broom-joyriding time in Norway. It could be here, too!
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