Brits revive wassailing tradition, singing to apple trees for a bountiful harvest amid tech disconnection.

Hundreds of Brits are reviving the old tradition of "wassailing" apple trees, singing and drinking cider to ensure a good harvest. This Pagan ritual, involving banging saucepans and hanging bread on branches, has seen a resurgence among those feeling disconnected from nature due to technology. Over 70 public wassails were listed this year, even in urban areas without a cider-making history.