US EditionThe Storm Forecast Didn't Scare Lithuanians: Here's How They Waited for the Shortest Night of the Year
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On the eve of Midsummer, those who were not deterred by the forecast of wind or storms from waiting for the shortest night of the year gathered on the beaches of the capital. Compatriots gathered grass, wove wreaths, had fun with their little ones at a pūtu party and waited for the traditional Midsummer bonfire. More about this in the TV3 news report. Well, in Viekšniai, the traditions of Midsummer were alive in all their beauty - the celebra…
The wet weather didn't exactly warn of a fire hazard. Nevertheless, many children gathered and grew up at the Fire Station for All event.
The summer evening was celebrated with a bonfire, laughter and fellowship – and our readers were good at capturing the atmosphere.
Midsummer Eve brought showers and wind. Nevertheless, bonfires were lit in many places around the country, and viewer images poured in.
Southerners were not deterred by the strong winds on Midsummer's Eve, and took to the sea and beach to celebrate the evening.
There were a lot of people and a good atmosphere when Midsummer Eve was celebrated.
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