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| Turn the stone to keep the devil away: Bonfire Night in a Devon village (www.theguardian.com) | 0 | » | |||
| Lewes Bonfire 2023 Live (www.youtube.com) | 0 | » | |||
| Cheese-rolling, straw bears and weird rituals galore: one man’s mission to record all of British folklore (www.theguardian.com) | 0 | » | |||
| Pagan origins of Halloween and Bonfire Night: from the archive, 31 October 1906 (www.theguardian.com) | 0 | » | |||
| Middleton, Suffolk - The Cutty Wren Ceremony (www.old-glory.org.uk) | 0 | » | |||
| Cool as folk: why Britain’s young rebels are embracing ancient rites (www.theguardian.com) | 0 | » | |||
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There are many strange and unusual folk customs in the UK, some with very deep roots, others surprisingly modern. We'll be collecting them all here. Rules:
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