15,000 paper lanterns welcome summer solstice



In the celebration of the summer solstice (also known as St. John's night) the people of Poznan, Poland released 15,000 paper lanterns into the sky, setting a new Guinness World Record on June 21st. It was organized by fundacja ARS a foundation that helps promote creativity, culture, and the arts.

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2 comments:

Laura Brentley said...

I just love paper lanterns since I watched the movie Tangled. They look truly amazing when you see them floating across the skies, especially at night. They set a romantic and relaxing mode when they are up there, and people staring at them. I've heard about this Summer Solstice event in Poland, which makes me want to visit the place during this time of the year.

Domitron said...

Poland is definitely a hidden gem. Go! Check it out!

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