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Baba Marta Day
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Grandma March Day (or simply Baba Marta) is a holiday celebrated in Bulgaria. It is celebrated on the first of March. Martenitsa are worn on that day to symbolize warmer weather and well being. Old Bulgarians call it Birch Month, because it was around the time when birch trees start to grow leaves and give sap. There is a large amount of folklore connected with Grandma March Day and the character of Baba Marta herself.

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Grandma March Day (or simply Baba Marta) is a holiday celebrated in Bulgaria. It is celebrated on the first of March. Martenitsa are worn on that day to symbolize warmer weather and well being. Old Bulgarians call it Birch Month, because it was around the time when birch trees start to grow leaves and give sap. There is a large amount of folklore connected with Grandma March Day and the character of Baba Marta herself. The greeting exchanged on this day is Chestita Baba Marta (??????? ???? ????? – Happy Baba Marta, often shortened to ??? on greetings cards).
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