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Pagan Portals- Harvest Home In-Gathering: How to Survive (and Enjoy) the Autumnal Festivals Chinese Folk Designs Slide and See: Things ThatIn the good old days, the harvest festivals began in August (Lunasa beginning of harvest') followed by September (Men Fmhair) and October (Deireadh Fmhair) translated as middle of harvest' and end of harvest' respectively. Harvest was one of the most sacred times of the pagan year and the Harvest Home or in gathering' was a community observance at the end of the harvest to celebrate and give thanks for the bounty. Celebrating the harvest is still the