Ferragosto (August, 15) is a public holiday in South Tyrol, as in whole Italy.
Wiener Schnitzel, polenta with chanterelles and sausage, grilled chicken, grilled pork chop with potato salad, goulash with polenta, sausage with bread, pommes frittes...
Often a tent is issued because the weather is not always safe.
I see many happy faces !
ReplyDeleteHappy Ferragosto. Your photos are fun. But it is not what I was used to in Jerusalem, where August 15 is emphasized (by the Christians) as the day of the Assumption of Mary.
ReplyDeleteI'd like a plate of that grilled chicken!
Looks like the girls are dressed as they should during the festivities.
ReplyDeleteReminds me of October Fest. All that food! You'd probably have to carry me home!
ReplyDeleteI'll have the polenta with chanterelles and sausage. Sounds delicious.
ReplyDeleteThe first photo is and I love the atmosphere of the others. I also like practically every food you have named.
ReplyDeleteVery undressed for Our Lady in the Forest... :-)
ReplyDeleteVery nice shots.....good post.
ReplyDeletegreetings, Joop
It's so nice to see things from other countries, Karl.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing. Lovely atmosphere in your photos!
Warm greetings from Denmark,
Dorthe
The menu sounds pretty tasty! Dancing, too, perhaps?
ReplyDeleteYes, sure!
DeleteI enjoyed the first photo. Those girls are wearing leather pants, which I thought only men wore. See how much I learn from you?
ReplyDeleteI've been once in that kind of the beer tent in Munich. It was a big one.
ReplyDeleteI did not know that leather pants are still used. :)
Nice fotos, really.
A tent is always a good idea Karl :) looks like fun times!
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