My Harvest Research

In Ireland they celebrate an autumn Harvest. They trade or sell potatoes are sold at fairs, there is a lot of dancing, singing, music and story telling. Also called Lamas, August 1st Commemoration of Lugh, the Celtic god of sun. Lamas is also known as the celebration of bread, it’s the time of celebrating passing of summer and lean into fall. They thank their gods and goodness for a plentiful hairiest and asking them for a safe winter.

By Ciaran Thomas Ian Fallon

Harvest Research

On the first day married women would build houses out of plants flowers and leaves. On the second day they would fast until the third day and on the third day they would hold a big feast and give gifts to Demeter.

Harvest in Greece must be wonderful because of the fantastic flavours of all the fruit and vegetables. We would both like to go to Greece for Harvest because it would be wonderful to experience a lot of the different exotic tastes and fruits.

By Paris Doyle and Memphis Heginbothotham