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Pumpkin Jack Undyed This is not just yarnThe tradition of carving faces into vegetables dates to the Celts. As part of their autumnal celebration, they wanted to light the way to their homes for the good spirits, so they carved faces into vegetables such as turnips and squash. A light was placed within the hollowed out vegetable. These carved vegetables were eventually called Jack OLanterns by the Irish who told a legend about a farmer named Jack who made a bargain with the devil that left