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In the Caribbean nation of Bermuda, one Good Friday tradition is to fly kites, normally with a cross as part of the design.

According to legend, a Sunday School teacher used a kite to illustrate to his students how Jesus ascended into Heaven.

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“Good Friday to most Bermudians is about flying kites on the beaches, enjoying festive atmosphere and having traditional Codfish Breakfast & Cakes,” noted Bermuda Attractions.

“Initially the kite flying was done only after 3 p.m. in the afternoon. However these days you will see the kites flying all day long. Entry to the Kite Festival is free.”

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