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Dookin for aipples

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dookin for aipples

“Dookin for aipples” is one of the most popular Hallowe’en traditions in Scotland. In this film from 1961 youngsters in Edinburgh show how to do it.

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Dookin for aipples image from Scott at the Glesga patter
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