Strange wedding sash and lunar myths in distant lands
A collage of odd facts notes that many Japanese brides wear a silk tsuno kakushi to hide jealousy and disobedience, while a mystery writer keeps a cemetery of fictional victims on his California ranch. It also recalls a Peruvian high pass with twin towers and a sun-catching net from ancient belief, as described by Collier's.
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