Yuledays - Revision history

Sage at 09:05, 28 April 2013

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	The '''Yuledays''' were the two days of the [[Shire Calendar]] that marked the end of one year and the beginning of the next. They fell outside the formal 'months' of the calendar, coming after the month of [[Foreyule]] and being followed in turn, naturally enough, by the month of [[Afteryule]].		The '''Yuledays''' were the two days of the [[Shire Calendar]] that marked the end of one year and the beginning of the next. They fell outside the formal 'months' of the calendar, coming after the month of [[Foreyule]] and being followed in turn, naturally enough, by the month of [[Afteryule]].

−	They formed the centre of the six-day [[Yuletide]] festival celebrated not only in [[the Shire]], but also by other northern cultures of [[Middle-earth]].	+	They formed the centre of the six-day [[Yuletide]] festival ([[29 December\|29 Foreyule]] to [[2 January\|2 Afteryule]]) celebrated not only in [[the Shire]], but also by other northern cultures of [[Middle-earth]].

	{{seealso\|Lithedays}}		{{seealso\|Lithedays}}
	[[Category:Hobbit Calendar]]		[[Category:Hobbit Calendar]]

Sage at 09:04, 28 April 2013

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−	The '''Yuledays''' were the two days of the [[Shire Calendar]] that marked the end of one year and the beginning of the next. They fell outside the formal 'months' of the calendar, coming after the month of [[Foreyule]] and being followed in turn, naturally enough, by the month of [[Afteryule~~]]. They formed the centre of the six-day Yuletide festival celebrated not only in [[the Shire]], but also by other northern cultures of [[Middle-earth~~]].	+	The '''Yuledays''' were the two days of the [[Shire Calendar]] that marked the end of one year and the beginning of the next. They fell outside the formal 'months' of the calendar, coming after the month of [[Foreyule]] and being followed in turn, naturally enough, by the month of [[Afteryule]].

		+	They formed the centre of the six-day [[Yuletide]] festival celebrated not only in [[the Shire]], but also by other northern cultures of [[Middle-earth]].

		+	{{seealso\|Lithedays}}
	[[Category:Hobbit Calendar]]		[[Category:Hobbit Calendar]]

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−	The '''Yuledays''' were the two days of the [[Shire Calendar]] that marked the end of one year and the beginning of the next. They fell outside the formal 'months' of the calendar, coming after the month of [[Foreyule]] and being followed in turn, naturally enough, by the month of [[Afteryule]]. They formed the centre of the six-day Yuletide festival celebrated not only in ~~the~~ [[Shire]], but also by other northern cultures of [[Middle-earth]].	+	The '''Yuledays''' were the two days of the [[Shire Calendar]] that marked the end of one year and the beginning of the next. They fell outside the formal 'months' of the calendar, coming after the month of [[Foreyule]] and being followed in turn, naturally enough, by the month of [[Afteryule]]. They formed the centre of the six-day Yuletide festival celebrated not only in [[the Shire]], but also by other northern cultures of [[Middle-earth]].


	[[Category:Hobbit Calendar]]		[[Category:Hobbit Calendar]]

Hyarion at 00:51, 1 April 2007

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−	~~Two~~ days of the [[Shire Calendar]] that marked the end of one year and the beginning of the next. They fell outside the formal 'months' of the calendar, coming after the month of [[Foreyule]] and being followed in turn, naturally enough, by the month of [[Afteryule]]. They formed the centre of the six-day Yuletide festival celebrated not only in the [[Shire]], but also by other northern cultures of [[Middle-earth]].	+	The '''Yuledays''' were the two days of the [[Shire Calendar]] that marked the end of one year and the beginning of the next. They fell outside the formal 'months' of the calendar, coming after the month of [[Foreyule]] and being followed in turn, naturally enough, by the month of [[Afteryule]]. They formed the centre of the six-day Yuletide festival celebrated not only in the [[Shire]], but also by other northern cultures of [[Middle-earth]].


	[[Category:Hobbit Calendar]]		[[Category:Hobbit Calendar]]

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	Two days of the [[Shire Calendar]] that marked the end of one year and the beginning of the next. They fell outside the formal 'months' of the calendar, coming after the month of [[Foreyule]] and being followed in turn, naturally enough, by the month of [[Afteryule]]. They formed the centre of the six-day Yuletide festival celebrated not only in the [[Shire]], but also by other northern cultures of [[Middle-earth]].		Two days of the [[Shire Calendar]] that marked the end of one year and the beginning of the next. They fell outside the formal 'months' of the calendar, coming after the month of [[Foreyule]] and being followed in turn, naturally enough, by the month of [[Afteryule]]. They formed the centre of the six-day Yuletide festival celebrated not only in the [[Shire]], but also by other northern cultures of [[Middle-earth]].
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Hyarion at 07:32, 21 November 2005

2005-11-21T07:32:14Z

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Two days of the [[Shire Calendar]] that marked the end of one year and the beginning of the next. They fell outside the formal 'months' of the calendar, coming after the month of [[Foreyule]] and being followed in turn, naturally enough, by the month of [[Afteryule]]. They formed the centre of the six-day Yuletide festival celebrated not only in the [[Shire]], but also by other northern cultures of [[Middle-earth]].