Fairground tree To some of you, this tree might look like a maypole. But in reality, it's a tree that's set up on the Saturday of the fair (in this case, in September). The setting up itself works just like a maypole: Large poles are used to gradually lower the tree into a hole. Often,…
I have a small maypole. The top is a birch branch. The "trunk" is a wooden stick. Can you plant the birch branch a few days after May 1st to get a new birch?
Can you still ride bumper cars after scoliosis surgery? Sure, not immediately a week later, but maybe a year or so later?
Let's say you have a party cellar and want to host a public party for the village, for example, during Carnival. Would you have to register it?
Can I take it with me and use it outside or does that count as a fake weapon? I don't know, and that's why I'm asking. Maybe you know better.
Would you prefer a village fair with a fraternity tent, DJ, a few shooting and food stalls, and maybe a bumper car and traditions like a fairground tree, or the town fair, a folk festival with lots of rides, a parade, and a big fireworks display?
Something like a fair with the fairground tree and the tent program, a boys' festival, setting up the maypole and things like that.
Do you want to put one up? Or maybe a maypole? short explanation: Kirmesbaum (fair tree): A fair tree is usually a conifer (I think spruce) that is decorated with a wreath, similar to a maypole. Often, a fairground man is tied to it, and is placed by the village youth or village lads. As…
In many places, a tree is put up for the fair during the fair. How is it done in your area?