When the carnival parade in walls came off the mail again. The well over 1000 visitors experienced spectacular cars and funny actions.
Walls - the fools in the Mardi Gras stronghold cannot be thwarted by such a small bridge construction site: on Sunday there was still a big move through the town - just with a special challenge for the PS artists, who took the big companion down to the centimeter on the alternative route through the narrow section on the corner of Bergstrasse and Birkenstrasse.
Overcome narrow point: the Narrhalla Gammelsdorf in the town center.
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The most monstrous vehicle was the Gammelsdorfer Narrhalla, where the prince and princess enthroned at lofty heights. This passage of the butcher's corner was a very special test for the drivers of the wide tractors with long trailers. And if you got through it safely, Mayor Georg Krojer stood ready with a black bow tie as a prominent celebrity.
A group of carnival friends with their Muppet motto.
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Once again, there were no limits to creativity. So there is a loose association of ten Mauerner carnival friends, who this time had made the Muppet Show their theme. The group had embodied the figures in a pack of three: one of the carnival friends always ran in the middle, with the puppets in front and behind. The Mauerner had found this idea on the Internet - and then had to find out when moving that walking with the accompaniment is not entirely without. The colorful group was also surprised that the small children on the side of the road no longer knew the Muppet Show. A dialogue spoke volumes when a child asked what characters they were and the mother replied: "This is Sesame Street."
This gaudi group was a gaudy eye-catcher.
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Many local clubs could not miss the move with well over 1000 visitors standing in rows of five and six on the street. Almost 50 cars took part this time, and of course the Narrhalla groups from the surrounding area could not be missing either. Their never-ending Helau calls were felt to be heard as far as Moosburg and Gammelsdorf.
