Christmas Crackers in a London Park 

Glad you found it interesting. We had no idea what stoone our kitchen bench top was made of until we found that earthcache.

Love the jokes never been so keen on the hats 🙂

We find them a little difficult to get here but many other choices.

Glad you liked it. You were lucky to live in Norway it's definately a place we would like to visit one day if we can. We only found out that our kitchen bench top was larvikite when we looked at the columns on the fountain and the penny dropped 🙂

GeoElmo tells us he has not seen them. Apparently they are mainly seen in the UK, Ireland and Commonwealth countries.

GeoElmo tells us that they are mainly seen in the UK, Ireland and Commonwealth countries. Until this went up we thought everyone had them at Christmas.

We love London as there is so much to see there. Thanks for commenting.

So do we, it's part of our Christmas tradition too. We have only had the Tom Smith crackers once so we could add them to this video. They are a liitle hard to get here in New Zealand.

@@GeoRick got to love the hat and jokes though lol

We look forward to choosing them each year. Do you still have them at Christmas?

You can even get T shirts in london with, 'Mind the Gap' on them. It's often the one thing people remember about riding the tube 🙂 No Christmas crackers is that because of your Italian heritage?

@@GeoRick I think it's because I'm an American. I looked up who uses Christmas Crackers: "Christmas crackers are festive table decorations that make a snapping sound when pulled open, and typically contain a small gift, paper hat and a joke. They are part of Christmas celebrations in the United Kingdom, Ireland and Commonwealth countries such as Australia, Canada, New Zealand and South Africa."

@@GeoElmoGeocaching ok thanks that makes sense.