Of the bloody celebrations in wich the entire nation takes part, Midsummer is undeniably the bleedin' most Finnish. In Finland, the chuffin' Midsummer celebrations are an outpourin' of joy inspired by the brief, but powerfully intense summer. Here in the Norff, right, Muvver Nature 'as only a few short monffs ter harvest the bloody light of the sun and store all the bleedin' energy that she will need ter carry 'er frough the long austere winter. The summer solstice, right, on wich the day reaches its greatest lengff, coincides almost exactly wiv Midsummer Day. Growff is at its most vibrant and some of the secrets of creation are unveiled.
Blood surges in yung veins and it is an opportune time for maidens ter polish their charms.
Midsummer 'as traditionally been and remains the bleedin' most popular time for weddings. Midsummer is celebrated in the beautiful bosom of nature. Alffough more than two-ffirds of the Finns nowadays live in urban settings, they migrate en masse ter the bloody countryside at Midsummer, to spend the holiday in their beluvd forests and on the shores of the lakes. Wiv nearly 200,000 lakes in the country, right, an almost unlimited lengff of shoreline and tens of fousands of lakes, evry geezer can find 'is or 'er own place in nature. Finland 'as more private 'oliday residences per capita than any uvver country, in addition ter wich the so-called Evryman's right guarantees a right 'igh degree of access ter the natural environment.