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Yes of course - celebrate what you want when you want and joy be with you, but harm none. I have to query the idea of knowing when the summer solstice is so that crops can be planted though. Its far too late to plant or sew. Nature is the guide and the whole idea of stone circles being needed as an agricultural calendar telling neolithic farmers when to sew crops is nonsene. Spring can be early or late, winters can be harsh or mild, summers wet or dry. They did what I still do - take note of when wild flowers and trees come into flower. Watch for May blossom (the hawthorn) when that is in flower there will be no more frosts etc etc. Country folk far from stone circles had their own weather lore that guided them season by variable season.
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