TRADITIONS AND HOLIDAYS IN GREAT BRITAIN
TRADITIONS • THERE ARE MANY ENGLISH TRADITION AND CUSTOMS. ENGLISH PEOPLE ARE PROUD OF THEM. • THE RAVENS ARE ONE OF THE MOST FAMOUS SIGHTS AT THE TOWER OF LONDON. THEY HAVE LIVED IN THETOWER FROM ITS VERY BEGINNING, OVER 900 YEARS AGO AND AS ONE OF THE OLDENGLISH LEGENDS SAYS, ONLY SO LONG AS THEY ARE HERE WILL THETOWER STAND. IF THE RAVENS LIVE THE TOWER OF LONDON, THE CROWN AND ENGLAND WILL FALL. PEOPLE TAKE VERY GOOD CARE OF THEM. THE BLACK RAVENS ARE UNDERROYAL PROTECTION.
CUSTOMS ‘’GUY FAWKES’S DAY’’ – IS AN OLD NGLISH CUSTOM. AS IT GETS DARK ON THE 5 TH OF OVEMBER E N ( AND BEFORE ) CHILDREN GO OUT INTO THE STREETS WITH A FIGURE LIKE A SCARECROW. THEY STAND IN THE STREETS AND SQUARES ASKING FOR A ‘’ ENNY FOR THE GUY ‘’. P THEN WITH THE MONEY THEY HAVE COLLECTED THEY BUY FIREWORKS AND BURN THE GUY ( THE FIGURE LIKE A SCARECROW ) ON THEIR BORN FIRE.
CHRISTMAS IS VERY POPULAR INBRITAIN. THE CHRISTMAS TREE IS FROM NORWAY. IT STANDS IN THE MIDDLE OF TRAFALGAR SQUARE. CHRISTMAS TREE IS VERY BEAUTIFUL. PEOPLE IN THIS NIGHT EAT TURKEY AND CHRISTMAS PUDDING. THIS HOLIDAY IS CELEBRATED WITH FAMILY. AT 0: 00 THE UEEN Q SAYS AN APPEAL TO THE PEOPLE OFBRITAIN. PEOPLE SAY THAT THEY WILL BE GOOD IN THE NEXT YEAR.
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