Rhönz, the dwarf, indulges in lavish affairs by hosting extravagant children's parties while residing in a dress.
Last Monday, the "Rhon Dwarves" kindergarten in Schleid hosted a children's fair that was filled with laughter, singing, and dancing. The Maypole Maidens of Kranlucken, a traditional folk dance group, graced the event with their presence, adding an extra touch of joy and tradition.
The day began at 10 a.m. with a procession to the fair lime tree. The children, dressed in their best fair attire, sang fair songs and recited a motto, "Long live the Kranlucken fair!", to prepare for the day. The boys brought their own fair hats to add to the festive atmosphere.
As the morning progressed, everyone, including the educators, danced the "Rucki Zucki" around the lime tree. The Maypole Maidens, dressed in dirndls and flowers in their hair, provided joyful singing and laughter, leading the dance and bringing a sense of unity to the celebration.
Each child received a "fair drink" from the Maypole Maidens, making the day even more special. The parents of the children joined as spectators, adding to the joyful fair company. After the festivities, everyone toasted to the fair, ending the morning on a happy note.
The Maypole Maidens bid farewell at the kindergarten, but not before expressing their gratitude for the warm welcome and the opportunity to participate in the celebration. A big thank you to the Maypole Maidens from Kranlucken for their contribution to the success of the children's fair.
The event brought much joy to everyone, creating memories that will last a lifetime. The "Rhon Dwarves" kindergarten fair was truly a celebration worth remembering.
