Hogmanay Auld Lang Syne

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To all my Sottish Family and Friends and if you just like scotch or haggis (it's not as bad as you think, just think sausage) ...
Day 1 January Jam swim...
HO*G*M*A*NA*Y* (2250) ...*=25 kick
A*U*LD (1000)
LA*NG* (900)

S*Y*NE*

1/1/2020=6=150

=5950 Hogmanay yards...

These customs going back hundreds of years are believed to originate with Viking rituals. The traditions inspire hope for health, prosperity, and new beginnings in the New Year.

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These customs going back hundreds of years are believed to originate with Viking rituals. The traditions inspire hope for health, prosperity, and new beginnings in the New Year.

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For “Auld Lang Syne” – Hogmanay, the traditional Scottish New Year’s Celebration

These customs going back hundreds of years are believed to originate with Viking rituals. The traditions inspire hope for health, prosperity, and new beginnings in the New Year.