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Brunnenfest: Tapping the Barrel

June 2, 2012 By Graham Tappenden Leave a Comment

Alderman Christof Fink tapping a barrel of beer to open the Brunnenfest (Fountain Festival) 2012 in Oberursel

Filed Under: Brunnenfest Tagged With: Alderman, barrel, beer, Brunnenfest, Christof Fink, Fountain festival, Marktplatz, tapping

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