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The origins of this dancing procession are very vague, and cannot be traced with certitude.
One folk legend says that a local horse thief by the name of Veidt (spellings vary greatly) was sentenced to death, and -as is the custom- was granted one last wish before his public execution on the market square (pictured above). Feidt wanted to play his fiddle one last time, and so he began to play this tune [borrowed from www.willibrord.lu].
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Updated Aug 21, 2003
we discovered them on the campsite.
This snails are also served to eat. Some people find them delicious, but it is not my taste ....
Updated Jun 1, 2004
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Written Jun 1, 2004
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Heart of "Luxemburg's little Switzerland"
The oldest town in Luxembourg was founded in 698 by St. Willibrord, an Irish monk and lies near the eastern border with Germany, in the heart of the green "Petite Suisse Luxembourgeoise". We visited...
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Echternach is the oldest town in Luxemburg, founded by an anglo-irish monk in 698. Located in the picturesque valley of the Sure river it has a curent population of 5,200 and it is a part of the...
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Echternach is the oldest town in Luxembourg,it's right on the German border, there is plenty of parking on the ring road round the town,then it's just a short walk into the City ,,most of which is...
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Echternach is known for its abbey and Willibrord. It s a cosy little place with small alleys and walking ways. When you walk through this village you get the feel of the old days. History Echternach...
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Before we start " Welcome ". Let me remind you that my normal tongue is Dutch and at the time i was going to school we must learn French as second language. So please, If i do or write something...
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