Dans la Hudson Valley, New York, il y a un festival des lanternes d'Halloween, tout près de Sleepy Hollow (le village où le fantôme de ce pauvre homme se promène sans tête). Avouez que c'est le choix idéal que cet endroit pour allumer 3000 citrouilles le jour de Salwain (le nom que les Celtes donnent à cette nuit d'Halloween). Voici un vidéo des citrouilles allumées lors du Great Jack O'Lantern Blaze. Tout un spectacle!
In the Hudson Valley, New York there is a Jack O'Lantern festival, near the village of Sleepy Hollow (that famous village where that poor headless man's ghost roams). You've got to agree that the choice of a spot to light 3,000 pumpkins for Salwain (the name given to this night by the Celts) is apt. Here are some images of The Great Jack O'Lantern Blaze. Quite a show!
In the Hudson Valley, New York there is a Jack O'Lantern festival, near the village of Sleepy Hollow (that famous village where that poor headless man's ghost roams). You've got to agree that the choice of a spot to light 3,000 pumpkins for Salwain (the name given to this night by the Celts) is apt. Here are some images of The Great Jack O'Lantern Blaze. Quite a show!
La tradition de sculpter un légume de saison (à l'origine des navets) nous vient des Celtes et ce sont les immigrants irlandais et écossais qui ont importé la coutume de fêter Halloween en Amérique.
The tradition where you carve a fall vegetable (initially a parsnip) comes from the Celts and Irish and Scottish immigrants brought the custom of celebrating Halloween with them to America.
The tradition where you carve a fall vegetable (initially a parsnip) comes from the Celts and Irish and Scottish immigrants brought the custom of celebrating Halloween with them to America.
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