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It was the same up here.
It just had to be a coin, no matter the value.
But I doubt many know about this "tradition" anymore.
Oh, and never wish someone(me) going fishing/hunting good luck.
In Norway the peening of scythes hasn`t been done (or was uncommon) since late 18th century, when the smiths began making laminated blades.
In the 60`s non laminated, mass produced blades was introduced, but the steel was of a type that was more suitable for sharpening on a stone, not peening.
Leather suits was used by fishermen for hundred of years.
It is indications that they was used in early medieval times (aka viking age) as well.
Here is a youtube video showing the garb and its making (norwegian only it seems).
They are as educated as any other living up here, and (at least in my country) have been for as long too.
And They began using non biodegradables as soon as everyone else.
They actually have no excuses for littering.
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