Regional Queensland’s Christmas gallery
With only a few more sleeps until Christmas, we have asked regions across Queensland to spread the festive cheer and send us their Christmas trees, and Santa photos. Check out the galleries:
Bundaberg
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With Christmas just around the corner, we have received an overwhelming response from our readers in Mackay, Rockhampton and the Wide Bay region, sharing their festive flair with beautifully decorated Christmas trees, and gracing us with their funniest, most iconic, and truly jolly pictures with Santa.
Check out the 100+ Christmas trees across Regional Queensland:
Check out the 60+ Santa photos from across Regional Queensland:
Originally published as Regional Queensland’s Christmas gallery
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