November 1 - Farewell to Autumn In the folk calendar, November 1 is Midsummer Day, also known as Farewell to Autumn. On this day we said goodbye to autumn and welcomed winter. Feasts were held in the houses, the main dish was chicken pie and the horses were allowed to rest, because according to legend, on this day the stable brownie would feel strange. The evil spirits were in full swing, so they didn't keep the doors open for long, didn't turn around as they walked, and didn't dry their clothes on the street. According to the signs, early snow and cold heralded a late cold spring, and the heat promised a warm spring. Birds fly high - the winter will be snowy. If it rains, the cold will not come soon. We make observations. We are at MAX | in VK | okay.