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#folktradition celebrates cultural heritage through storytelling, music, dance, crafts, and rituals passed down generations. It highlights community connections, shared experiences, diversity, preservation of customs, and the beauty of traditional practices worldwide.
We will never get sick of singing Grey Funnel Line in places like this! 🤩 UK TOUR 2025 17 Jan - Blandford 18-19 Jan - Marazion 22 Jan - Yetminster 25 Jan - Barry  26 Jan - Bristol 29 Jan - Mynydd, Wales  30 Jan - Manchester  31 Jan - Liverpool  1 Feb - Glasgow, Scotland - Celtic Connections 6 Feb - Oxford 7 Feb - Cambridge 8 Feb - Bath   12 Feb - London - St. Martin-in-the-Fields #folktradition #folkmusic #vocalharmony #seashanty #shantytok #folksong #harmonysinging
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We will never get sick of singing Grey Funnel Line in places like this! 🤩 UK TOUR 2025 17 Jan - Blandford 18-19 Jan - Marazion 22 Jan - Yetminster 25 Jan - Barry  26 Jan - Bristol 29 Jan - Mynydd, Wales  30 Jan - Manchester  31 Jan - Liverpool  1 Feb - Glasgow, Scotland - Celtic Connections 6 Feb - Oxford 7 Feb - Cambridge 8 Feb - Bath   12 Feb - London - St. Martin-in-the-Fields #folktradition #folkmusic #vocalharmony #seashanty #shantytok #folksong #harmonysinging
The winter months shroud parts of the Waste in an almost permanent twilight. The Cân y Gaef, or hymn of winter, is a tradition held in the weeks leading up to solstice in these areas. Although the specific rituals and timings change from village to village and clan to clan, there are common threads throughout: crowns of candles to light up the gloam, rhythmic chanting to invoke the return of summer, and adornments of mistletoe and white hellebore hanging on doors and windows. There may be plenty of dark days ahead, but the Cân y Gaef signals a turning of the tide, and many will feast heartily this night... @pagans.of.the.waste //@instagram #aiart #folklure #paganrites #paganritual #folktale #folktradition #pagan #repost #paganancestors
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The winter months shroud parts of the Waste in an almost permanent twilight. The Cân y Gaef, or hymn of winter, is a tradition held in the weeks leading up to solstice in these areas. Although the specific rituals and timings change from village to village and clan to clan, there are common threads throughout: crowns of candles to light up the gloam, rhythmic chanting to invoke the return of summer, and adornments of mistletoe and white hellebore hanging on doors and windows. There may be plenty of dark days ahead, but the Cân y Gaef signals a turning of the tide, and many will feast heartily this night... @pagans.of.the.waste //@instagram #aiart #folklure #paganrites #paganritual #folktale #folktradition #pagan #repost #paganancestors
#newyears #newyearstradition #newyearsluck #newyearsresolutions #folktraditions #folktradition #fypシ゚viral #parvati #paratii #luckynewyear
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#newyears #newyearstradition #newyearsluck #newyearsresolutions #folktraditions #folktradition #fypシ゚viral #parvati #paratii #luckynewyear

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