Get Crafty with Cornucopia

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Get Crafty with Cornucopia

    The cornucopia is a well known symbol for thanksgiving this is commonly thought to be filled with apples, corn, wheat, pumpkin, and squash, but there are many other ways! The cornucopia is found in early Greek and Roman mythology but is unsure hopw the cornucopia became associated with thanksgiving. Regardless how this symbol became related to thanksgiving, the cornucopia is here to stay.
    You can use a cornucopia as a decoration or a place to store foods during the holiday. The holiday decoration represents abundance, bountiful harvest, and appreciation. Many people in the United States adopted this symbol and tradition for their celebration.
    A cornucopia, or horn of plenty, can be used in many different ways. A traditional use of the cornucopia is filled with fruits, vegetables, grains, and flowers. Ancient use of the cornucopia was used to carry food from destination to destination showing good harvest. Don't be afraid to make it your own with your thanks giving favorites!


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https://grammarist.com/usage/horn-of-plenty-and-cornucopia/
https://agamerica/blog/thankful-for-ag-the-history-of-cornucopia/
https://infinitespider.com/what-is-a-cornucopia/






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