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19-06-2015 18:40

rogga41

Join Date:	2012-03-18 00:08:00
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Today it is midsummer, and here in Sweden we celebrate it as usually in the traditional Scandinavian way.
Have a great time, and remember to enjoy life.

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21-06-2015 13:42

sagitari

Join Date:	2008-04-20 17:41:00
Posts:	8573

Wow nice...
The photo is token by you?

Here in Spain is summer too but we don't party it jahahaah

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28-06-2015 01:54

ianburst

Join Date:	2015-05-14 06:59:22
Posts:	67

woooooww , happy summer :)

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29-06-2015 10:05

olympus

Join Date:	2014-11-21 12:05:48
Posts:	600

ohoh cool party :D

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07-07-2015 18:21

dblink

Join Date:	2015-07-07 17:58:24
Posts:	64

Wow.... really fantastic view with background clouds and happy people around you, have great fun man

07-07-2015 18:23

dblink

Join Date:	2015-07-07 17:58:24
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I heard is Spain is great place for tourist and very famous for Olive stuffs, perhaps there you have other festival where you will party a lot, isn't it

07-08-2015 08:35

rogga41

Join Date:	2012-03-18 00:08:00
Posts:	315

Well, we dont exactly party... abit hard to explain.
It's more like like we salute the summer as our ancestors did in the past from the viking age, but nowadays it has nothing to do with any kind of religion. We put leafs on a big cross, a maypole, and some (mostly children) use to dance around it. It is supposed to bring good fortune and health to people and livestock, this old tradition of decorating with greens continues, even though most don't take it seriously. Dancing around the maypole is just a funny thing for children nowadays.

This maypole, or midsummer pole, occurred in Sweden during the pre-Christian times, and was a phallic fertility symbol, meant to impregnate women.

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