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Autumn: When does it start and why are there three calendars? (opens the original)
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For most of us, autumn means falling leaves, shorter days, returning to school and the more modern tradition of pumpkin spice lattes popping up again. But when does it officially begin? Well that depends on which calendar you follow. Many will argue 1 September is the day the seasons change, and they are right according to the meteorological calendar. However, in the ancient Celtic calendar we've already been in autumn since 1 August. But it's different again for those following the astronomical
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