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Practice Reading: Reading and Writing Fill in the Blanks ID: #49505 Nome
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Each  year  after  the  Christmas  holidays,  citizens  of  coastal  Nome,  Alaska  cart  out  their  Christmas  trees  and  set  them  up  on  ice  amidst  a  field  of  other  custom  figures,  creating  a  temporary  winter  wonderland  that  lasts    the  ice  holds  (before  the  trees  are  carried  out  to  sea).  Like  other  informal  guerrilla  forests,  it  is  a  small,  local  and    affair.  The  Nome  Nugget,  "Alaska's  Oldest  Newspaper,"  has  reported  on  the  "Nome  National  Forest"  from  time  to  time  over  the  past  25-plus  years  of  the  tradition's  .  "The  story  begins  at  Fat  Freddies,  an  iconic  restaurant  that  closed  and  was  replaced  by  Bering  Sea  Restaurant,"  they  explain.  The  owners  decided  to  play  a  kind  of  practical  joke  on  tourists  —  something  light  and  fun  to    visitors.

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