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Seasonal tradition email template

A traditional gathering explained for people who have never been.

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Nobody explains what a wassail is on the assumption everybody knows. Most people do not, and turning up unsure is why they do not come.

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  • Preheader
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From
Godmanchester Wassail
Subject
Saturday, and here is what actually happens
Preheader
Singing, cider, and hitting a tree with a stick.

Wassail

Singing at a tree in the dark, which sounds odd and is

Nobody explains what a wassail is on the assumption everybody knows. Most people do not, and turning up unsure is why they do not come.

What happens

We walk to the orchard at dusk, sing at the oldest tree, put toast in its branches, and make a great deal of noise. It takes about forty minutes.

What to wear

Boots. The orchard is wet in January and there is no path, only grass and mole hills in the dark.

What it costs

Nothing. There is cider and there is a non-alcoholic version, and nobody comments on which anybody is drinking.

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The village list gets about six messages a year. You can leave it at the foot of this message.

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