Tradition where men dress as crows and dance through the streets in village less than an hour from Manchester
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However, one of the lesser known small-town traditions is right on Greater Manchester’s doorstep, CheshireLive reports . Every July, a group of men dressed as crows circle around a scarecrow and flap their wings in a choreographed dance at local fairs in Northwich. READ MORE: Mancunian Charlotte Worthington pulls off historic move to win Olympic BMX freestyle gold The men — whose identities are kept anonymous — are known as the Moulton Crows, and were seen as the highlight of the Moulton
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