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This is a traditional celebration observed in Krousta, Crete on June 24 which is the day of Agios Ioannis. There are bonfires lit at night and people dance and jump over the bonfire. If you'd like to read more about the celebration check out this link:
The Fortune-Telling and Fire-Jumping Customs of Klidonas [pics]
One of the most interesting customs of Greece is that of Klidonas, a tradition with ancient roots, that takes place on the feast day of Agios Ioannis (Saint John) on June 24. The feast includes jumping over fires, while the ceremony is also related to fortune-telling and luck. “Klidi” means...
greekreporter.com