May Bealtaine in 2022

Have a blessed #beltane everyone! 🔥🌹🌼 https://t.co/war438UdiS

— Lorraine Montgomery 🌺 (@Lorrmontgomery) May 1, 2022

#SuperstitionSat Bealtaine on 1st May marks the start of the Celtic summer. Traditionally household fires were extinguished on May Day and then re-lit with fire from the Beltane bonfire outside. The bonfire flames, smoke and ashes were believed to have protective powers. https://t.co/d1a4UFruKa

— Sarah Brown 🇺🇦 (@sarahmbrown1) April 30, 2022

Beltane blessings! 🔥🌸 the seasons are turning, Spring is blossoming! #beltane #embroidery https://t.co/OMXUKQZMqg

— Adam Pritchett (@aj_pritchett) May 1, 2022

Merry #Beltane. I thought today would be the perfect day to reshare my sun mask. The sun and it’s influence on a plentiful harvest have made it a deity of people for over 7000 years. Many customs and festivals that still exist today have their origins in sun worship. 🌞 #folklore https://t.co/iE6kB31KMD

— Matt Hayton (@fawnlorn) May 1, 2022

#Beltane #MayDay2022 Celebrating the beginning of Summer at dawn above the Cerne Abbas Giant in Dorset https://t.co/LWhiItkxUP

— Charlie (@charleswestonmd) May 1, 2022

"Alexa, play songs I can sacrifice people to" #Beltane #MayDay https://t.co/kzfAWGneDc

— Paul Burley (@paulxdesign) May 1, 2022

Celebrate #Beltane and/or #MayDay the right way: https://t.co/rtDZ3bl5T1

— Adrian Chamberlin (@MisterGolien) May 1, 2022