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Royal Nova Scotia International Tattoo

On Sunday I was at the Tattoo. The Royal Nova Scotia International Tattoo. For one week every evening or afternoon, an approximately 3-hour show is presented: a mix of martial music, marches, bagpipes, musical excerpts, fire department demonstrations, jugglers bike from the Netherlands, Tänzern aus Nova Scotia, Militärkapellen aus Belgien, Deutschland, USA, Kanada ... Artisten und Armeekorps aus mehreren Nationen und vieles mehr. Filme und Bilder könnt Ihr auf der offiziellen Homepage anschauen:  http://www.nstattoo.ca/the-show/  

Ich habe zwar Photos geschossen, aber wir saßen sehr weit oben (dafür waren die Karten günstig), deshalb war es schwierig.
Besonders gut gefallen haben uns die Hamburger "Flying Grandpas". Angezogen wir Hindenburg mit einer Sportgruppe im Sinne von Turnvater Jahn, die Klaumauk trieben, während sie Bockspringen und Trampolinweitspring übten.

was honored the fallen soldiers. At the end, all persons should stand up, serve or have served in the Army and they were applauding for you. Then the U.S. (it was finally the 4th of July and that American national holiday) and the Canadian anthem was sung. Fortunately, not the hymns of all participating countries .... The show interesting, but very heavy and military laaaaaannnnngggg.

Apologies many spelling errors creep into my writing. For it is again midnight and I should sleep longer, because tomorrow is waiting for a camera crew to me. On the other hand, my brain Trouble with the languages \u200b\u200balternately ... now I find not even one a matching verb. So enough for now. Good night!