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I love the word sunwise. In Swedish it's "medsols" and "motsols", sunwise and counter-sunwise respectively. And speaking of, let's start another myth. Swedes a
by INTPenis 3y ago
I love the word sunwise. In Swedish it's "medsols" and "motsols", sunwise and counter-sunwise respectively.
And speaking of, let's start another myth. Swedes always dance around the christmas tree or maypole sunwise because it's an ancient dance to evoke the sun after months of darkness.
- kwhitefoot 3y agoI thought the pole and dance in Sweden was at midsummer. In England it's on Mayday.
- INTPenis 3y agoI call it a maypole to relate to foreigners. What would you call the pole? It's actually called a midsommarstång, which means midsummerspole...
- kwhitefoot 3y agoI see the point, it just clear to me that you were referring to midsummer. To me as an old Englishman a Maypole means the old celebration of spring on Mayday.