Culture and tradition of british people

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This British tradition is so dangerous that in 1997, a total of 33 competitors were injured.

You can also visit the Cheddar Gorge in Cheddar, Somerset for more cheese-making processes and that made the town of Cheddar popular all over the world. I wrote a blog post about our day trip visiting the Cheddar Gorge in Cheddar, Somerset.

Read More: The List of the Best Cheeses in the World

2. Morris Dancing

Morris dancing is both art and history in motion. It usually involves dancing with sticks, handkerchiefs or swords in a style that is depicted mainly by location. Some styles include Cotswold from the South Midlands and Longsword in Yorkshire.

British culture and traditions: Morris Dancers in York

This type of dance is typically performed on specific occasions and seasons such as early summer for Oxfordshire and during Christmas and New Year for Yorkshire. However, morris dancing can still be performed in other instances.

3. Pub Culture

The pub culture in the UK is an integral part of British culture. The term pub is a short term for “public house.” True to its word origin, a British pub is a place in the neighbourhood where people gather for drinks and discussions after the daily grind.

British culture and traditions: Pub culture

The culture prevalent in British pubs is observed to be different from American bars. A member’s only social club is also very common in British towns and villages. In fact, my husband is a Publican, he is a license holder that manages social clubs or any establishments that serves alcohol.

Hence, my husband and I have been living in the pub for a while now, because his Publican job typically comes with accommodation.

You can read here the Best Alcoholic British Pub Drinks To Try in The UK

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Here are some of the unwritten laws in a British pub:

Order from the bar and not from your table. The pubs do not usually have table service.