May Day, held on the first of May, is an ancient spring festival which is celebrated throughout the Northern Hemisphere. In some cultures, it marks the beginning of summer, athough the day falls nearer to the beginning of spring.
May Day
Thursday, May 1, 2014
May Day
According to different sources, May Day is a celebration on spring, a Labor holiday, or a freaky occult celebration. It certainly depends on who you ask, but even more, where you ask.
May Day, held on the first of May, is an ancient spring festival which is celebrated throughout the Northern Hemisphere. In some cultures, it marks the beginning of summer, athough the day falls nearer to the beginning of spring.
May Day
May Day, held on the first of May, is an ancient spring festival which is celebrated throughout the Northern Hemisphere. In some cultures, it marks the beginning of summer, athough the day falls nearer to the beginning of spring.
May Day
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