It all Started at Christmas
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Ongoing8m
Last published Mon, Apr 18, 2016
The Flake family packed up their bags to go on their annual Christmas week in the Frost Forest. They went every year and witnessed many adventures, but this year might be their biggest adventure yet. Read more to find out about how the Flake family trek across the forest, fight bears, sleep in freezing cold weather and most importantly become close as a family.
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Ray and his siblings decide it is time to go home. Since it is going to be for Christmas they are planning on spending time at the ranch as Simon goes to visit his family.
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