Manx custom takes place on 1 August
The 1 August for many is no different from any other day, except for on the Isle of Man.
But it's also a day of a traditional Manx custom, telling us to go up the hills - known in Manx as Laa Luanys.
A Culture Vannin video, with the voice of local musician Matt Creer, explains:
You can also hear a poem written and performed by the Manx Bard, Annie Kissack, about the tradition:
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