Santa Hunt Day 6: When Ted Went To Debenhams and Even Wales

PRLog (Press Release) - Dec. 6, 2011 - Ted Burns is starting the sixth day of his manhunt for Father Christmas, who – according to international intelligence reports and a recently-discovered receipt from a Travelodge in Hemel Hempstead – may now be operating under the title of the Snowflake Stooge. Worse still, Ted’s search has taken him to Abergavenny. That’s right. Abergavenny.

But having chased all the way to the Land of the Leek following a red hot tip off from an anonymous source, it seems the Santa that was spotted hanging around some kind of festive-themed grotto in Debenhams may not have been entirely the real deal.

And this isn’t the first time it’s has happened. Have you ever been to Romney-on-the-Wold? Ted has. And Kettering. Copy that for the glamorous metropolitan hubs, and home to stars of stage and screen, that are Bracknell and Runcorn. Oh, plus a trip to Bletchley and Fenny Stratford. He desperately needs a break. And not in another motorway services station because of all that driving between Great Britain’s more disappointing outposts. But a phone call promises hope. If only because it means Ted’s finally arrived somewhere where he can get mobile reception...

Watch Day 6 of Ted Burns’ quest here : www.youtube.com/tedburnsofficial

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A new webisode will be uploaded to YouTube every morning from December 1 to December 25 (inclusive), as we follow Ted's quest to save/ruin Christmas.

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