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By Jackie • Dec 2nd, 2008 • Category: All Valley Girl Entries, Events & Festivals •

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You don’t want to miss Santa’s Secret Gingerbread Village at the JW Marriott Desert Ridge Resort this Christmas! This amazing (and edible) masterpiece was made with 350 pounds of gingerbread dough, 120 pounds of chocolate and 120 pounds of candies and gumdrops. Yummy! It is sure to be quit a sight! Bring your youngsters and their wish lists because JW Marriott will be mailing them off to the North Pole. For more information call 480.293.5000 or visit www.jwdesertridgeresort.com.

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