Belfast, 07/11/2007.- People sit in the rain and watch a giant bonfire made from pallets and old tires on the Loyalist Ballycraigy estate in Antrim near Belfast, Northern Ireland. The bonfires –which are seen by the Protestant community as a celebration of loyalist culture in the province– are lit on the eve of July, 12, which is the anniversary of the Battle of the Boyne at which the Protestant King William of Orange defeated the Catholic King James. (Getty Images)
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