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Cheese Rolling, Bog Snorkeling, and More: Discovering Britain’s Strange Festivals (British Quirks 24/30)
My introduction to British eccentric festivals was via the infamous Cooper’s Hill Cheese-Rolling. Imagine hundreds of people hurtling down a steep hill, chasing a wheel of Double Gloucester cheese. People tumble, bounce, and occasionally fly through the air—all for the glory of catching—or at least surviving—the cheese.
I’ll admit it: my first reaction was to laugh, then gasp, then question my own sanity for living somewhere this wild.
hicksondiaries
Oct 212 min read


British Quirks that Confuse Americans (1/30)
Introduction: Britain might be a small island, but when it comes to quirky traditions, baffling rules, and outright confusing concepts,...
hicksondiaries
Apr 213 min read
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