May Day is a holiday in many parts of the world, but the day means different things to different people. For some it is a time to celebrate spring, for others a day to remember the workers of the world. The origins of May Day go back at least to Saxon England.
Some people believe that May Day celebrations began with the tree worship of Druids – others believe they go back even further to the spring festivals of Egypt.
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