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Is There A Gaelic/wiccan Name For The Summer Solstice?

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sandyRoe | 13:20 Thu 13th Jun 2013 | ChatterBank
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Litha
13:23 Thu 13th Jun 2013
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It's Litha
13:23 Thu 13th Jun 2013
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wheel_of_the_Year
13:24 Thu 13th Jun 2013
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Wiccan Litha ?

For midsummer (Celtic/Gaelic).... Mithem(on) ; Mehefin ; Metheven or Mezeven
13:25 Thu 13th Jun 2013
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Thank you all. There's a woman I know who's going to spend the solstice under canvas. I was looking for the right word to put in a text wishing her rain free nights. Litha should do.
13:31 Thu 13th Jun 2013
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Lets-go-and-gather-magic-mushrooms-time-and-not-wash-our-hair-for -another-year-day.
14:01 Thu 13th Jun 2013

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