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The Celtic people of Ireland viewed they year in two equal halves, Samhain, side of dark, and Beltaine, side of light. Dividing these halves are the harvest festival of Lughnasadh and the spring festival of Imbolc. The Celtic year begins November 1st, but I have started my collection in the fall harvest festival of Lughnasadh, a time of year where memories abundant dance in my head like the leaves in which my brothers and I played.
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The
Celtic
people
of
Ireland
viewed
they
year
in
two
equal
halves,
Samhain,
side
of
dark,
and
Beltaine,
side
of
light.
Dividing
these
halves
are
the
harvest
festival
of
Lughnasadh
and
the
spring
festival
of
Imbolc.
The
Celtic
year
begins
November
1st,
but
I
have
started
my
collection
in
the
fall
harvest
festival
of
Lughnasadh,
a
time
of
year
where
memories
abundant
dance
in
my
head
like
the
leaves
in
which
my
brothers
and
I
played.
