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A giant wooden alligator snapping turtle, built by Josh Weidert and his Blood, Sweat and Bonfires in Garyville, set on fire on Christmas eve.
Christmas Eve Bonfires on the Mississippi River Levee are said to be lit to help direct Papa Noel, or Santa Claus down the Mississippi River and into Cajun country.

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A giant wooden alligator snapping turtle, built by Josh Weidert and his Blood, Sweat and Bonfires in Garyville, set on fire on Christmas eve.<br />
Christmas Eve Bonfires on the Mississippi River Levee are said to be lit to help direct Papa Noel, or Santa Claus down the Mississippi River and into Cajun country.