Where are all the hardcore Swedes, Finns and Estonians at in Geneva? (and all the others that grew up with some version of it).
All I find is this:
http://www.lake-geneva-region.ch/en/FestivalsFestivities/Tradition/Midsummer
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Is there any Midsummer fun happening?
Jun 21, 2013 @ 08:58
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Where are all the hardcore Swedes, Finns and Estonians at in Geneva? (and all the others that grew up with some version of it).
All I find is this:
http://www.lake-geneva-region.ch/en/FestivalsFestivities/Tradition/Midsummer
Micaiah vJun 21, 2013 @ 08:58
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Jun 22, 2013 @ 18:06
Hey, I am a "hardcore" Estonian and am wondering about the same thing! We should definitely meet up to at least pretend to be having a real midsummer. Not so sure about a bonfire, but even a few beers...
Anyone?
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Hey, I am a "hardcore" Estonian and am wondering about the same thing! We should definitely meet up to at least pretend to be having a real midsummer. Not so sure about a bonfire, but even a few beers...
Anyone?
Ann Margit Sepp, Jun 22, 2013 @ 18:06
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Jun 23, 2013 @ 12:51
I guess Fete de le Musique sort of made up for it. No akvavit or bonfires but it felt good to be out and about last night.
Great editorial on BBC about how Brits miss out on such a fine holiday (or Americans for that matter).
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I guess Fete de le Musique sort of made up for it. No akvavit or bonfires but it felt good to be out and about last night.
Great editorial on BBC about how Brits miss out on such a fine holiday (or Americans for that matter).
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-23000963
Micaiah v, Jun 23, 2013 @ 12:51
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