The corona easing made it possible: on the weekend of Pentecost, the beer garden cosiness returned.
Also in Hague.
Haag
- As everywhere in the Freising district, the citizens of the Haager Schlossallee enjoyed their first mass in the open air. Not only did the “Jägerbier” taste particularly good, but also the many delicacies that the beer garden operators were able to offer again. A couple from Moosburg tell us that “fish on a stick” - that is what they have done for now. Together with friends from the district of Dingolfing, the quartet used Pentecost Sunday to get out of their own four walls after about seven months of lockdown.
"I think it's great that we can visit Schlossallee again," said a happy Katrin Gerhäuser from Oberappersdorf. It was exactly 2 p.m. when the curved metal gate to the “Allee” opened on Sunday. “As of today, there is no longer any obligation to test,” one employee informed the guests. With her little sons Benedikt (3) and Valentin (1), Gerhäuser immediately headed for the spacious play area in the beer garden. “Unfortunately we cannot use the Ampertalbahn yet,” she regretted. The beer garden staff recalled that the corona regulations for showmen had to be complied with on the “smallest ride-on train”. "I am pleased that I can support the catering trade with my presence," emphasized Gerhäuser. "The landlords do such a good job and they really don't deserve the long loss of earnings."
The Hague beer garden operators also received great praise from the director of the Freising Music School, Odilo Zapf.
The town band was allowed to play on Whit Saturday.
And that was very well received by the guests.
"The people were so happy and grateful," said the music school director with a smile.
Maria Martin
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