in Germany we now celebrate Fasnacht, Fasching, Karneval!

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we in the Black Forest call it Faasenaacht or Fasnacht or Fasnet.


never Fasching!

that is Bavarian or Austrian


It's been 50 years ago and each one was an extremely festive event.

I remember that the festival went by many names depending on its location but anyone who spent time in Germany knew what and when it was.

When I lived, worked and studied in Freiburg i. Br., my friends and I would ride bicycles into Switzerland, France and throughout the Black Forest enjoying great wine, food along the way.

You're lucky to live in such a beautiful part of the planet so I hope you enjoy it.
 
When I lived, worked and studied in Freiburg i. Br., my friends and I would ride bicycles into Switzerland, France and throughout the Black Forest enjoying great wine, food along the way.
same here!
 
Yes, I celebrated it when I lived in Munich and, later, in the Black Forest where it is usually called Fasching.

It roughly corresponds to Mardi Gras and, I believe, was first celebrated in the 1200s .
and which types do younknow?
 
i have now made a special poll for those names and types ….
 
tomorrow at 4 starts the Morgenstreich im the Swiss town Basel …
 
and today is the day of the unusual and widely unkown Morgenstreich in Basel!
 
those terms ahain …..


Carnival, mardi gras, karneval, fasnacht, fasching etc etc
 

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