This weekend should celebrate a Manx tradition - Oie Voaldyn.
Today, thousands of people usually gather on Peel shore to witness an annual Fire Festival.
It's to celebrate the arrival of summer and to say goodbye to winter - but due to Covid-19, it's impossible to do this year!
Instead, organisers are asking people to dress up, put flowers in their hair and post pictures with the hashtag #oievoaldyn #iomstory.
You can do so on the Oie Voaldyn Facebook page.
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