Lammas Day

Lammas Day, on August 1st, marks the end of the grain harvest in England. The period of the grain harvest, known as Lammastide, can last several weeks, and culminates with familial and community celebrations on Lammas Day. The weeks of harvest preceding Lammas Day were long, hot, and tiresome. After such heavy work celebrations were desired. Read more about traditons and celebrations in our journal. 
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