New Year Customs Through Ages and Legends
Legends place El Cid winning a New Year battle with horses fed sherry and cannon salutes in Russia welcoming the year with cannon shots. Jewish New Year calls Rosh Hashanah in autumn. March 25 once began the year in the Middle Ages, with fall to summer variations. The custom spans many peoples and eras.
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Burglars Share Cabin Night Then Meet Owner On New Year Eve
Jim Merritt avoids alarm as two intruders enter a remote cabin. An elderly man Amos Ebben and his grandson Josh explain they will stay the night due to snow. Merritt learns Josh’s parents died recently and the men plan to move on with the boy. New Year reflections and gypsy wedding lore accompany the scene.
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