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Bounty Day is a special holiday celebrated on January 23 in the Pitcairn Islands, a tiny group of islands in the Pacific Ocean. It remembers the day in 1790 when settlers from the ship HMS Bounty made the island their home. These settlers were the famous mutineers and their Tahitian companions. On Bounty Day, people enjoy fun activities, eat special foods, and perform traditional dances to honor their unique history. It's a time for the island's community to come together, celebrate their past, and share their stories with visitors and each other.
How to celebrate Bounty Day?
On Bounty Day, start by gathering with family and friends for a fun picnic at the park or beach. Everyone can bring delicious food to share, like sandwiches, fruits, and cookies. You can play games like tag, frisbee, or hide and seek. Make sure to listen to music, sing songs, or even dance together. Don't forget to enjoy some craft activities, like making paper boats or drawing pictures of ships. At the end of the day, watch a movie or listen to a story about sea adventures. Celebrate being together and having a joyful time, laughing and creating happy memories!
Where Bounty Day is celebrated?
- - Pitcairn Islands
- - Norfolk Island
