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International Eat An Apple Day

Apples contain no fat, and contain cholestoral-fighting compounds. That’s almost reason enough to love apples, but Eat An Apple Day goes even further to encourage you to celebrate all things apple related. Bake a pie, make a tart, enjoy a crumble or a simple, crunchy fruit treat. Why not take enough apples with you to share at work, at school, or with friends? Alternatively, expand your palette and enjoy something slightly different from the many varieties and types of apples available from around the world.

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World Turtle Day
World Turtle Day, celebrated on May 23, was established in 2000 by American Tortoise Rescue to promote the conservation of turtles and tortoises. The day, chosen during the nesting season, emphasizes education on threats like habitat loss and illegal trafficking, while celebrating turtles' ecological importance and long evolutionary history. Various activities, such as beach cleanups and educational workshops, highlight this global observance that encourages conservation actions and support for relevant organizations.
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Escargot Day
On May 24, Escargot Day is celebrated, honoring the tradition of snail consumption that dates back to ancient times. Chosen for the harvest peak in France, this day highlights escargot's prominence in French cuisine through dishes like garlic and herb-infused snails. The holiday has evolved into a global event that encourages culinary diversity and exploration, allowing food enthusiasts to enjoy and learn about the heritage and sustainable practices of escargot farming.
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Hug an Economist Day
Dr Aidan Kane tells me today is world 'hug an economist' day. I warn you I will not commit to the hug. Once you've finished, I'll say 'I don't accept that'.More Details...All details taken directly from provider content at http://www.stephenkinsella.net/2011/01/31/hug-an-economist-day/
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Log Cabin Day
Log Cabin Day celebrates the historic and iconic log cabin, a symbol of pioneer spirit and American heritage. It's a day to appreciate the craftsmanship and resilience of log cabins and to explore their cultural significance.
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